Tampa freshman swimmer finds a new home away from home
Hana van Loock spent her childhood moving between a variety of countries and people, however, she always had one constant — swimming.
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University of Tampa’s Cole Perry follows father’s footsteps
Growing up, Cole Perry was an athlete who happened to play baseball. But in the last few years, his focus has been becoming a baseball player.
UT Spartans pitcher Nolan looking forward to senior year
TAMPA, Fla. – Former star Mike Mussina’s abilities continue to serve as inspiration for University of Tampa pitcher Nick Nolan. Nolan said he watched the big leaguer play throughout his career as a New York…
Bankazo brothers reunite through basketball
The Bankazo brothers always wanted to be crowned champions together, so perhaps it is only befitting the two have decided to become kings. Red Deer Kings, that is. Five years removed from a disappointing’ high…
Reading week or relaxation week?
As soon as classes begin in September, the countdown to reading week begins.
While the name suggests that students should be spending the week with their noses stuck in the books, this may not be 100 per cent accurate.
Time running out on college, university tuition rebate
The spring semester is almost over for post-secondary students and so is the opportunity to get back a portion of their tuition. The student tuition grant allows Ontario university and college students the chance to receive a 30-per cent rebate on their tuition fees for the 2012 spring semester. But with time running out — the program’s deadline is March 31 — some have raised concerns that word isn’t getting to eligible students.
St. Joe’s basketball coach learning on the job
When Francesco Malfitano took the head coaching job for the senior basketball team at an all-girls high school, he admittedly didn’t know much about the sport.
Inheriting a program trying to restore its basketball reputation, Malfitano had his work cut out for him in making the St. Joseph’s Bears a contender for the first time in decades.
Transfer students get boost from Ontario government
College students looking to transfer into university programs may soon find it a little easier.
Ontario college strike averted
It’s official, Ontario college faculty will not strike this semester. A 51.45 per cent majority ruling was tallied Wednesday afternoon.