Intercollegiate Athletics

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1 Trouble with ticket policy
Northern Iowan 112:16, p.2
UNI athletics has implemented a new policy requiring students to reserve event tickets ahead of a game instead of obtaining them at the entrance.
2 Homecoming pride is more than sports pomp
Northern Iowan 112:14, p.4
Carr-Murphy discusses UNI's history and advocates for taking pride in the university every week, not just during Homecoming celebrations; photos.
3 Panthers expect big things after a a record year
Northern Iowan 112:1, p.13
UNI Athletics is looking forward to a big year in a number of areas in the 2015-2016 season outlook; photo.
4 UNI students should help support all sports
Northern Iowan 111:10, p.6
Some lesser-known sports teams at UNI are not supported very much by students. Sports Writer Dengler offers some suggestions to advertise these sports more; photo
5 Broaden your sports horizon
Northern Iowan 110:55, p.6
Says that readers should become more familiar with the different sports offered at UNI; photo.
6 Follow-up on Student Services Fee
Northern Iowan 110:55, p.3
Corrects a statement made about the Student Services Fee that was printed in the April 28 issue of the Northern Iowan.
7 UNI athletics: 2013-14 year in review
Northern Iowan 110:55, p.
Catches readers up on the 2013-14 seasons of UNI football, wrestling, volleyball, softball, and men's basketball.
8 More transparency needed for SSF. Administration should re-examine fee process
Northern Iowan 110:54, p.4
Author would like an to know why President Ruud approved an additional $25 to the Student Services Fee for athletics without the recommendation of the Student Service Fee Committee. The student body also recommended against the additional fee; photo
9 Committee unaware of fee hike
Northern Iowan 110:52, p.1
A $25 increase in the Student Services Fee for 2015 was passed without the knowledge of several Student Services Fee Committee members. The fee funds services such as NISG, the Northern Iowan, and athletics; photo.
10 Madsen reflects on student services fee decision
Northern Iowan 110:50, p.1
Thomas Madsen and Blake Findley approved the Board of Regents' request to remove $25 of funding for athletics from the General Education Fund. This money will be converted to the Student Services Fee fund. Some argue this may not be the right decision.
11 Northwestern leads sports unionization
Northern Iowan 110:50, p.9
The author expresses his opinion on college athletes being treated as employees of the university. He feels that if schools are making a huge profit off of their athletes, the athletes should receive more than just a free education.
12 Students First
Northern Iowa Today 97:1, p.19
Athletes maintain 3.12 GPA, which is higher than that of the general student population; women's basketball team does especially well; academic progress rate is also good; photo.
13 Leaving luxuries
Northern Iowan 110:9, p.9
Says the transfer process in athletics is not fair and does not make sense. Athletes must sit out for a year if they transfer schools, but coaches do not have to.
14 Performance should affect college athlete pay
Northern Iowan 110:9, p.8
Says college athletes should get paid more money by their universities because they bring in so much money for the university. Athletes receive scholarships, but they should receive more.
15 Panther sports teams sponsored t-shirt exchange
Northern Iowan 110:4, p.4
Photos taken at the UNI t-shirt exchange. Students were able to exchange their University of Iowa of Iowa State University shirts for a one featuring UNI; photo.
16 Goals for UNI in the 2013-14 season
Northern Iowan 110:2, p.11
The author has very specific goals for UNI athletics. The first is to increase student support for the UNI football team. The second goal is to gain recognition by performing well. And finally to refer to ourselves only as Panthers not "Cats"; photo.
17 13. UNI athletics: 2012-13 year in review
Northern Iowan 109:54, p.
Reviews each sport during the 2012-2013 year. Tells what players to keep an eye on during the coming year; photo.
18 A look back on UNI's highs and lows of 2012-13
Northern Iowan 109:54, p.8
UNI athletics has had many highs and lows this year. The volleyball team went 25-10 and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The football team disappointed many with a 5-6 record. Everyone is looking forward to next year; photo
19 Board set to review student service fees
Northern Iowan 109:52, p.1
The Board of Regents had their annual vote regarding changes to student service fees. Former NISG president, Jordan Bancroft-Smithe plans on publishing the allocations of these funds in the near future so students can be aware of the process.
20 Kurt Warner could boost UNI's popularity
Northern Iowan 109:48, p.8
Kurt Warner served as a graduate assistant at UNI before going into the NFL. Article says UNI should persuade Kurt Warner to help build a better image for the athletics program. He could star in advertisements, come to games, and offer autograph nights.
21 The best is yet to come. . .
Northern Iowan 109:43, p.6
Bradley D. Eilers reminisces over his experiences with UNI athletics in his final article as an editor of the Northern Iowan.
22 Students to Panthers; a brief history of UNI athletics
Northern Iowa Today 95:1, p.9
New book covers 120 years of UNI athletics; twenty-eight people helped to write the sixteen chapter book; photo.
23 Getting to know the team behind the teams
Northern Iowa Today 94:4, p.22
Rosie and Doug Lindaman explain why the support UNI athletics; photo.
24 Leading the way
Northern Iowa Today 94:4, p.20
Jacqui Kalin and Ben Boothby are honored for their academic and athletic achievements; photo.
25 New book detailing history of UNI athletics helps support scholarships
Northern Iowan 109:25, p.1
Faculty, staff, coaches, and Panther fans created book of UNI athletics history. Profits from book sales go toward funding scholarships for athletics at UNI; photo.
26 New book about UNI Athletics helps support scholarships
Public Relations News Release 2012:137, p.1
New book chronicles 120 years of intercollegiate athletics at UNI. Proceeds from book go toward Panther Scholarship Club to fund scholarships for UNI student-athletes.
27 Bernard makes an impact both on and off the field
Northern Iowan 109:20, p.11
UNI punter Kyle Bernard comments on playing for the Panthers. He is involved in numerous activities and organizations; awards won for academic achievements. Semifinalist for the Allstate American Football Coaches Association Good Works team; photo.
28 Appreciating UNI athletics
Northern Iowan 109:13, p.9
Author thinks we sometimes forget UNI has a lot to be proud of when it comes to athletics. Encourages readers to go out and support our teams; make the most of Panther pride while you are in college; photo.
29 UNI professor gives CROW talk on women, femininity and gender representation in sports
Northern Iowan 109:12, p.6
Communications professor Katherine Lavelle gave a talk entitled "Playing Like a Man: Representations of Gender and Athleticism in Sports".
30 Panther athletics: it's more than just a game
Northern Iowan 109:10, p.3
Academics may bring students to campus, but athletics keep alumni returning. Athletics play a vital role in keeping the university flourishing; photo
31 Panthers: pay attention to pressing issues
Northern Iowan 109:9, p.3
Student body president reacts to proposal to shift athletic funding from general education fund to student services fee. Encourages students to express their views. Common question: What percentage of the general fund goes to athletics?
32 UNI exploring move to FBS football
Northern Iowan 109:8, p.6
Troy Dannen is trying to gauge the future of college football and where the UNI football team fits. Competitiveness, funding, and expenses must be taken into account. The is no imminent decision in the near future; photo.
33 UNI may need to return PFG athletic donation
Northern Iowan 109:8, p.1
Russell Wasendorf's gift of two million dollars to the athletic department is in question due to Wasendorf's guilty plea to mail fraud and embezzlement. Money already donated has been frozen, in case it needs to be returned.
34 Student input needed on source of athletic funding
Northern Iowan 109:7, p.4
Removing athletics funds from the general fund has been the goal of many over the years. A proposed gradual increase in student fees until 2020 would support athletics. Tuition and fees proposal due to Board of Regents on October 1, 2012.
35 Rally in the valley hits $500,000+ overall
Northern Iowa Today 95:2, p.9
Annual event raises $147,000 in 2012 for athletic scholarships; photo.
36 Traditions Challenge
Northern Iowan 108:54, p.
There are forty-five steps to earning a Traditions Keeper medallion and twenty five steps to earn a lapel pin. Attending concerts, athletic events, lectures, and other events on campus qualify for the awards. Photos will help you remember; photo.
37 Dannen: athletics funding model outdated
Northern Iowan 108:53, p.1
Athletics director agrees that the transfer of funds from the general fund to athletics is too high. He is suggesting a switch to funding from student fees. This concept has been used for several years by other universities; photo.
38 Bunsis says UNI has 'misplaced priorities'
Northern Iowan 108:49, p.1
Chair of the American Association of United Professors suggests the use of unrestricted reserves to pay for the $6 million dollar budget short fall. A full review of the facts should then follow before to any academic cuts; photo.
39 My take on the future of Panther athletics
Northern Iowan 108:46, p.8
Author shares his thoughts on athletics in light of the upcoming budget cuts. The athletics department continues to lose money and will be forced to make cuts; photo.
40 Playing defense for UNI athletics
Northern Iowan 108:45, p.6
Author supports the continuation of support for athletics at UNI, even though she is not a fan. Studies are cited that show the influence athletics has on a university or college; photo.
41 AAUP investigation could lead to censure
Northern Iowan 108:44, p.3
The American Association of University Professors is planning to investigate the procedures used to determine program cuts. Responses by President Allen, to date, have not convinced the group of the University's good intentions to comply.
42 Misguided priorities
Northern Iowan 108:44, p.5
Conflicts over proper ways to solve the budget problems. Pride shown in students standing up for their beliefs. Concerns expressed over the direction of the University. Athletics Yea or Nay; photo?
43 UNI Adapted Sports Camp to be held June 13-16
Public Relations News Release 2011:216, p.1
UNI will host an Adapted Sports camp to help children with lower limb disabilities play competitive sports.
44 Athletics? Or academics?
Northern Iowan 108:42, p.4
Case made for maintaining support for the academic programs of the university.
45 UNI gets NCAA certification
Public Relations News Release 2011:197, p.1
UNI receives certification for its 13 sports with NCAA Division I Committee.
46 Open letter to faculty
Northern Iowan 108:40, p.4
The university is experiencing difficult times. Student Body president urges students and faculty to be civil and respect each other. Name calling and false information will not help the situation.
47 Budget talks require communication, not blame
Northern Iowan 108:39, p.4
Communication among the administration, faculty, students, and the Cedar Valley is needed during this time of restructuring. People need to know what the plans are for the future. More input has been requested by several parties.
48 Faculty senate discusses potential academic cuts
Northern Iowan 108:39, p.1
Members express concerns about general funds being transferred to nonacademic departments. Several faculty members seed that the budget process seemed to be top down, with little input from the bottom up.
49 Cuts possible for upcoming school year
Northern Iowan 108:38, p.1
President Ben Allen announced that declining support from the Iowa Legislature may cause cuts in funding to Price Laboratory School, UNI Museum, Panther athletics, and academic programs; photo.
50 In response to "UNI fans: set higher expectations
Northern Iowan 108:37, p.4
Writer disagrees with the position taken in an article in an earlier Northern Iowan. Suggests that students be encouraged to attend as many athletic events as possible and cheer their lungs out.
51 All-expense paid trips source of controversy
Northern Iowan 108:34, p.4
Mitch Lingo believes that invitations from the athletic department to the president and vice-president of NISG should be considered lobbying. The NCAA and MVC pay for the all expenses paid trips.
52 Student service fee
Northern Iowan 108:28, p.4
Former student and NISG senator urges the end of all-expenses paid trips to away football games, NCAA tournament games, and MVC tournaments in St. Louis.
53 Hawkeye and Cyclone fans, I'm talking to you
Northern Iowan 108:27, p.9
Comparisons of athletics budgets among Iowa, Iowa State, and UNI show that Iowa spends seven times and Iowa State spends four times more than UNI on athletics in a year's time. It is time for UNI to get some respect.
54 Pricing of pop differs from campus to campus
Northern Iowan 108:21, p.3
Ken Connelly noticed a drastic price difference in soda on a trip to Virginia Tech. Difference can be explained by Pepsi being the exclusive provider on campus; providing scholarship dollars to the University; photo.
55 NCAA peer review committee completes UNI campus visit, submits report for NCAA Division I recertification
Northern Iowan 108:11, p.11
Four member committee met with President Allen, Athletic Director Troy Dannen, and others across campus. Their visit resulted in a recommendation for recertification from the NCAA in Division 1.
56 Committee conducting overview of UNI athletics for NCAA recertification
Northern Iowan 108:10, p.6
Four member peer review committee met with a cross section of faculty, staff, and students during the three day evaluation.
57 Stop the cuts
Northern Iowan 108:10, p.3
Students urged to contact legislators concerning the seemingly never ending cuts to education funding. Students now contribute more toward their education than does that state. Take advantage of all the available programs.
58 Is the NCAA losing control?
Northern Iowan 108:1, p.22
With all the scandals in college sports recently, many are wondering if the role of the NCAA has changed or if they should increase their checks on college teams; photo.
59 New shoes, new life
Northern Iowan 108:1, p.7
Students challenged to participate in clubs, speakers, athletic events, concerts, and conference presentations. Take advantage of the opportunities available during your college experience.
60 Revise Title IX
Northern Iowan 107:54, p.10
Reports of misrepresentation on athletic teams to comply with Title IX rules causes concern. The elimination of Title IX or at least a reform is needed. Colleges should be able to make their own decisions; photo.
61 UNI athletics at an all-time high
Northern Iowan 107:54, p.
Football, both men's and women's basketball teams, volleyball, and men's and women's track and field have captured championships in the last few years. The Panthers are competitive in golf, swimming, tennis, soccer, and cross country; photo.
62 Virtual 'Sports Reporters'
Northern Iowan 107:51, p.14
Sports seems to be everywhere. Television, radio, message boards, and phones have almost replaced going to the game; photo.
63 UNI to review intercollegiate athletic programs
Public Relations News Release 2010:293, p.1
The University of Northern Iowa annouced it's in the final stage of a yearlong effort to study its athletics program as part of the NCAA Division I athletics certifaction process. The public is invited to hear the results of the review and offer opinions.
64 Oh baby, I love this announcer!
Northern Iowan 107:31, p.9
The radio voice of the Panthers is Gary Rima. He has been announcing football and basketball games for the past seventeen years
65 The flashy side of sports
Northern Iowan 107:30, p.10
Money and an athletic program sometimes leads to a flashy reputation. Boise State is known for its blue turf. Coaches at some schools add color with the wearing of colorful sport coats. It is best to show class not flash.
66 The importance of athletics
Northern Iowan 107:7, p.7
The effects of the men's basketball team's victory over Kansas in the NCAA noted. School spirit increases and the local economy both have a direct correlation to the events on the athletic field; photo.
67 Ryan's Rants: College athletics are ruining my GPA
Northern Iowan 107:5, p.14
College football games interfere with homework
68 Redefining "School Spirit"
Northern Iowan 107:2, p.10
School spirit is not only supporting athletic teams, but supporting those students involved in national organizations and campus groups. Praise for one another is a great goal for all of us this year.
69 Ryan's Rants
Northern Iowan 107:2, p.13
Author shares his top five athletic pet peeves.
70 Make your voice heard
Northern Iowan 106:59, p.1
Input sought on the value of athletics, Maucker Union, Performing Arts Center, Student Health Center, and the Wellness and Recreation Center; photo.
71 Make your voice heard
Northern Iowan 2009:59, p.1
Input sought on the value of athletics and other auxillary programs at the University; photo.
72 Panther athletics look to captivate the state
Northern Iowan 106:54, p.
Athletic programs at UNI had wonderful success in 2009-2010. The McLeod Center and the UNI-Dome have attracted crowds like never before; photo.
73 Students see it free with Panther Pass
Northern Iowan 106:54, p.
Forty-seven dollars of student fees goes toward a Panther Pass. This pass allows free admission to all athletic events, School of Music performances, Strayer-Wood Theatre performances, and reduced prices to the Performing Arts Center; photo.
74 Basketball triumphs may lead to increase in admissions
Northern Iowan 106:46, p.1
Schools similar in size to UNI have experienced about a twenty per cent increase in applications due to the national exposure of an athletic team; photo.
75 Panther pride
Northern Iowa Today 93:3, p.16
Tribute to recent athletic achievements of Panthers, including fold out poster of TC; photo.
76 Regents ask UNI athletics to reduce dependency on state funding
Northern Iowan 106:45, p.1
Board of Regents have asked for a plan from UNI and ISU for the elimination or reduction in taxpayer support for athletics. Troy Dannen shares that this in nothing new. UNI has reduced by 12% its use of those monies for athletics recently.
77 Athletically minded
Northern Iowan 106:44, p.2
Questions funding of athletics. Notes value of athletics for drawing the student body, the alumni, and the community together.
78 Faculty Senate suggests cut to auxiliary funds
Northern Iowan 106:41, p.1
The Wellness and Recreation Center, Performing Arts Center, Student Health Center, Maucker Union, and athletic programs would all feel the effects of a proposal from the Faculty Senate to reduce support from the general fund; photo.
79 College athletes sue NCAA for profiting off of athletes' names, images
Northern Iowan 106:39, p.1
Ed O'Bannon and Sam Keller, former college athletes, are challenging the NCAA concerning the use of images used in sports games by EA Sports. The NCAA has responded that no such use has occurred. This will be decided in a court of law.
80 Academic advisors join Panther athletic teams
Northern Iowa Today 93:3, p.21
Michelle Garris and Stacia Greve will provide academic advising to athletes; photo.
81 Home, sweet home
Northern Iowa Today 93:3, p.26
TC mascot moves from intercollegiate athletics to Alumni House; photo.
82 Panther athletics VIP Fund receives $2 million commitment
Northern Iowa Today 93:3, p.24
Foundation begins campaign to raise $15 million for athletics; Wasendorf gift of $2 million is largest unrestricted gift to athletics; photo.
83 Together at last; UNI athletics administration under one roof
Northern Iowa Today 93:3, p.21
Description of facilities in Jacobson Human Performance Complex; will house all senior intercollegiate athletic administrators; photo.
84 Faculty requires other cuts before furloughs
Northern Iowan 106:23, p.1
Eighty-eight per cent of the faculty union members surveyed opposed the idea of furloughs unless similar cuts are made in programs including athletics, Gallagher-Bluedorn, and the Wellness Center; photo.
85 Photo
Northern Iowan 106:18, p.11
The Heisman Trophy will on display at John Deery Automotive November 3; photo.
86 $2 million donation focuses on scholarship, sustainability
Northern Iowan 106:17, p.1
Though unrestricted, the donation of Russell and Connie Wasendorf cannot be used for day to day operations of the athletic department or to sustain the Athletic Department's operating budget; photo.
87 Why was it left out?
Northern Iowan 106:13, p.9
The two million dollar donation to the athletic department by Russ and Connie Wasendorf has NOT been covered in the Northern Iowan. Why was the largest donation to the University not recognized with coverage?
88 A yearly checkup
Northern Iowan 106:4, p.6
UNI challenged to put University back into its name by supporting academics first and reducing the emphasis placed on athletics. Budget restrictions have caused larger class sizes, reduced financial aid, and freezes on professors' salaries.
89 Brad's Sports Blurb
Northern Iowan 106:4, p.9
Believes college athletics should not be about money and greed. Case is made that athletes receive nearly $19,000 per year in scholarships.
90 Panther athletics demand respect
Northern Iowan 106:4, p.5
The success of UNI athletic programs has caused the media to respond. This year eight football games will be televised, in addition to volleyball and basketball games.
91 Adding strength to athletes and academics
Northern Iowa Today 93:2, p.21
Athletes should benefit from high tech strength and conditioning facilities in Jacobson Human Performance Complex.
92 Oh baby!
Northern Iowa Today 93:1, p.4
Profile of Gary Rima, who broadcasts UNI athletics competition; photo.
93 Quiet robbery
Northern Iowan 105:32, p.7
Questions spending priorities for the University of Northern Iowa; especially the transfer of funds from the general fund to Maucker Union, Gallagher-Bluedorn, athletics, and the Student Health Clinic.
94 Athletic director working on student panel
Northern Iowan 105:27, p.16
Advisory panel of eight to ten students would offer advice to Troy Dannen.
95 Talk discusses economic crisis
Northern Iowan 105:26, p.2
Professor Frank Thompson speaks at University Book and Supply panel; offers opinions on current economic problems; notes large expenditures for athletics that might well have benefited general education and instruction; photo.
96 UNI Academics and Athletics
Northern Iowan 105:24, p.3
Discussion of the impact of athletics vs. academics and where the priorities should be for the University.
97 Embarassed by the athletes
Northern Iowan 105:23, p.7
Notes that twenty-two athletes have been suspended from play this year, mostly for alcohol and drug allegations; wants athletes to appreciate and understand that they are seen as representatives of the university.
98 Homecoming came early for new director of athletics
Northern Iowa Today 92:2, p.23
Troy Dannen becomes fifth director of intercollegiate athletics since UNI entered Division 1; brief profile and statement of aims; photo.
99 UNI hires senior associate athletic director
Northern Iowa Today 92:2, p.24
Jean Berger will be senior woman administrator; photo.
100 UNI student-athletes excel in classroom
Northern Iowa Today 92:2, p.23
Over half of athletes earned at least a 3.0 GPA in spring 2008; one fourth were on a Dean's List.