The Olympic Village, which houses the athletes competing in the games, has been a regular staple in the Olympics since 1924, though it only became an official tradition eight years later.

An curved arrow pointing right. A look inside Rio's Olympic Village, and why so many athletes are taking issue with it. Produced by Benjamin Tumin. Original reporting by Emmett Knowlton.

Athlete processing, also known as the Team USA Welcome Experience, was the fencers’ first stop after moving into the Olympic Village. In this area, they and other athletes were fitted for their ...

Closing ceremonies are Aug. 8 at the Stade de France in Saint-Denis. The Olympic Village is located approximately five miles north of Paris, in parts of the towns Saint-Ouen, Saint-Denis ...

A little after 4 in the morning on Sept. 5, eight members of the Black September Palestinian terrorist group hopped a fence into the Olympic village and within minutes broke into the hotel rooms ...

The Olympic Village, as seen by the athletes Olympians from across the globe are taking to social media to document life in the Olympic village at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. 1:15 Now Playing ...

On top of that, the government paid 4.2 billion yen to the developers to lease the complex for a year, using it as the Olympic village for about 10,000 athletes. Because of the delay, the lease ...

but are telling athletes to take them home rather than use them in the Olympic village where social distancing rules and coronavirus measures are the top priority. Large numbers of condoms have ...

The Olympic Village in Beijing is powered by solar energy. China is slated to host about 2,900 athletes, including 222 from the US, at the 2022 Winter Olympics, which are set to kick off on ...