Nancy Armour is an award-winning writer and journalist with over three decades of experience as a columnist, enterprise writer and reporter.
The columnist is currently working for USA Today, which often writes about the social issues and intersection of spots.
The Milwaukee native has covered almost all primary sporting events, which includes six World Cups, each Olympics since 1996, and the end to the Cubs’ 108-year World Series drought.
Before she joined USA Today in the mid-2010s, the journalist worked for over twenty years with The Associated Press.
Nancy Armour was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States. Her precise birthdate has not been made public. However, based on her work experiences and pictures, we assume that the journalist is in her late fifties.
Nancy Armour graduated from Marquette University in 1991 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and political science. A few years after her graduation, Armour joined the Associated Press team of South Bend as a Correspondent in November 1994.
Four years later, the talented writer got promoted and became a sports writer at the publication’s Chicago branch.
She was one of two sports writers who covered the professional and collegiate teams from Chicago and notable occasions like the Western Open, Chicago Marathon, and Big Ten basketball tournament.
In November 2004, Nancy became National Sports Writer at the same publication. At the time, she was one of three writers in the country who were responsible for generating richly layered stories.
The Marquette University graduate ended her 20 years of journey with the Associated Press in December 2013. Furthermore, Armour joined USA Today as a sports columnist in July 2014 and has been serving in the position since then.
