Tug of war has been played for thousands of years. Today it's being celebrated globally. Here is more on its origins.

The rope, provided by the Delta Upsilon fraternity, was used in the Greek Week tug-of-war for years. It's actually four ropes—each up to 80-feet long—woven together. Nathan Foley, a master's student ...

The Lantern Festival is held from the 14th to 16th day of the first Chinese lunar month, with three rounds of tug of war held every night. People of Han, Hui, Tibetan and other ethnic groups compete ...

Organized tug of war dates back to ancient Egypt, India, Greece and other places, and has long since evolved into a fun, competitive sport that requires only a rope. Feb. 19 is National Tug of War ...

You can enjoy winning tug of war matches in Roblox using the latest Pull The Rope codes. Pull the Rope is an original clicker experience where you play tug of war with others and get quick wins to ...

People pull a 100-meter rice straw rope along a stream in Cheongdo, North Gyeongsang Province, southeastern South Korea, on ...

In The World Games outdoor tug of war, two teams of eight– in a test of strength–pull on opposite ends of a rope. The goal is to bring the rope a certain distance in one direction against the force of ...

Buettner said he “got volun-told” to procure the $1,000 black polyester combo rope that will be used in the tug-of-war. It’s 300 feet long, 1.5 inches thick and weighs 166 pounds.

The Pull tug-of-war was believed to have first been held in 1898 ... The 1926 competitors later held a basketball game as a tie-breaker, in which the sophomores won. A new rope was used for the 2013 ...

One of the longest-running college traditions in the country, the three-hour tug-of-war has been active for more than 120 years. In a Hope College tradition that began in 1898, freshman and sophomore ...