Head coach of UNCG Tennis, Jeff Trivette
By Daniel Johnson, Staff Writer Published in print on Jan.21, 2015 A day before Halloween, the UNCG men’s tennis team received some scary news. Coach Thomas Mozur would resign as head coach to take a position as Junior Academy Direction for the Raleigh Racquet Club . With winter break only about a month and a week away, the team had about 40 days before their … Continue reading Head coach of UNCG Tennis, Jeff Trivette
Women’s Basketball stumbles, Track & Field run at Chapel Hill
By Daniel Johnson, Staff Writer Published in print on Jan.21, 2015 Women’s Basketball UNCG vs Mercer Last week, the women’s basketball team had two games against two Southern Conference rivals. Their first game, last Monday, UNCG hosted the Mercer Bears. In the match, the highly contested battle went down to the wire, but unfortunately did not go the way of the Blue and Gold as … Continue reading Women’s Basketball stumbles, Track & Field run at Chapel Hill
Campus still proud of Carolina Panthers after loss
Student and Panthers fan Juwan McKenzie is confident the team will improve next season By Terrence Hinds, Staff Writer Published in print Jan.21, 2015 As a Panthers win in the final moments of their Wild Card contest seemed at hand, it was interesting to see Carolina fans come out of the woodworks. Nearly quiet all season as the team struggled, I sought to talk to … Continue reading Campus still proud of Carolina Panthers after loss
Men’s Basketball end losing streak, beat VMI
Continuing his hot shooting, vs VMI this week Nicholas Paulos has continued his hot stretch at home By Matthew Johnson, Sports Editor Published in print Jan.21, 2015 After falling to Western Carolina the previous Saturday, the men’s basketball team ended their four game losing streak last Wednesday by defeating the VMI Keydets at the Greensboro Coliseum. The win for the Blue and Gold, the first … Continue reading Men’s Basketball end losing streak, beat VMI
Expectations vs reality
By Katerina Mansour, Staff Writer Published in print Jan 21, 2015. We’ve all been there. A new semester begins and we plan on doing everything possible in order to succeed. Organize, plan, do work ahead of time, no more distractions, study every day, read every day, do everything and anything possible to get the best grades. We’ve got it all figured out, this semester is going to … Continue reading Expectations vs reality
Push for a better Greensboro
By Rebecca Harrelson, Staff Writer Published in print Jan 21, 2015. As students we tend to take on more than our share of identities. We are daughters, brothers, family members, caretakers, lovers, employees, friends and the list goes on. Yet with all of our daily activities we have this really great ability, which you might be complete unaware of. We have the ability to make our surrounding … Continue reading Push for a better Greensboro
The most electrifying sport in UNCG history
By Taylor Smith, Staff Writer Published in print Jan 21, 2015 Not too long ago, our university was caught up in the midst of an immense (at least by university standards) controversy over the construction of a new recreation center. It would appear that UNCG wishes to focus its efforts in rallying the campus around sports and athleticism. Many believe this is a futile plan … Continue reading The most electrifying sport in UNCG history
UNCG SGA backs new self-defense workshop
Zhong is working with SGA to host the workshop; he presented his program to them last Tuesday By Edward Jennings, Staff Writer Published in print Jan 21, 2015. Last semester, it became a common thing to see “UNCG Alert” appear in students’ iSpartan email. The UNCG Police Department would send out a timely warning to brief students on the sexual assault case that had been reported to … Continue reading UNCG SGA backs new self-defense workshop
Faculty Senate discusses changes facing UNCG
Faculty senators listen as Spoma Jovanovic, senate chair, explains the agenda. By Emily Bruzzo, News Editor Published in print Jan. 21, 2015. Last Wednesday’s faculty senate meeting focused on several changes expected to hit UNC-Greensboro in 2015. The meeting opened with Chancellor Brady discussing the first change that may come UNCG’s way: the possible renaming of Aycock Auditorium. The building was named after Gov. Charles B. Aycock, … Continue reading Faculty Senate discusses changes facing UNCG
2015 brings with it major changes for UNC system
By Spencer Schneier, Staff Writer Published in print Jan 21, 2015 Many students at UNCG and across North Carolina are frustrated with the rising costs of higher education, and tend to place the blame on politicians and the UNC system. Though students feel their frustration is warranted, many are confused by the operations and policymaking of UNC system executives and N.C. General Assembly politicians. UNC-Greensboro Director … Continue reading 2015 brings with it major changes for UNC system
