This story was updated Feb. 8, 2021.
Recreational opportunities, including yoga classes and a nighttime video game session will join virtual meetings with employers on the coming week’s campus activities slate.
CONSIDERING CAREERS: Partners of Norwich’s Career and Internship Center will present a series of virtual employer information sessions through the Handshake application.
From 5 to 6 p.m. Monday, New York-based global investment bank
Morgan Stanley will invite Norwich freshmen and sophomores to participate in its “Leaders and Learning” series. Morgan Stanley Vice Chairman and Managing Director Carla Harris will speak during the session, which will grant students access to the firm’s recruiting hub. Click here for information.
Eddy Breaks WVU Smallbore Record
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By Lindsay Auld, WVU Athletics
The West Virginia University rifle team defeated Ole Miss in their last home match of the season, by a score of 4737-4713 on Sunday, at the Bill McKenzie Rifle Range in Morgantown.
The Mountaineers (7-0, 5-0 GARC) swept the Rebels (7-5, 4-4 GARC) in both disciplines, winning smallbore, 2351-2346 and air rifle, 2386-2367.
Junior Jared Eddy matched the WVU school record in smallbore after he shot a 595. He also tied the smallbore standing record with a 199. The smallbore record was previously set by Petra Zublasing (595) on Feb. 23, 2013, in Oxford, Mississippi, at the GARC Championships. The smallbore standing record was previously set by Ginny Thrasher (199) on Nov. 4, 2017, vs. TCU.
UConn Graduate Tells Inspiring Stories Through Eyes Of ESPN
The first time Lauren Stowell ’06 (CLAS) walked into a television production truck, she knew this was how she wanted to make a living.
Lauren Stowell 06 (CLAS) at the 2016 Sports Emmy Awards, after receiving the Emmy for Outstanding Short Sports Documentary, “Isaiah Bird: No Excuses. (Courtesy of Lauren Stowell) Copy Link
The first time Lauren Stowell ’06 (CLAS) walked into a television production truck, she knew this was how she wanted to make a living.
“It was organized chaos, and you could cut the tension with a knife,” says Stowell, who was working as a runner for ESPN that day for a UConn basketball game when she was a student. That meant she was doing every little odd job the ESPN crew needed during their time in Storrs.
By Terry Leahy
Dec 19, 2020
With the scheduling quirks in this unprecedented 2020 college sports season, Nebraska s 28-21 win Friday night over Rutgers in Piscataway N.J. marks only the second time in school history N-U has won twice in the month of December.
Nebraska won two December games in the 1976 season: at Hawaii, 68-3, on December 4th and against Texas Tech, 27-24, in the old Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl in Houston s Astrodome on New Year s Eve of that American Bicentennial year;
Friday night was Nebraska s fifth road game in eight games this season. Nebraska Athletic Communications says the last time the Cornhuskers played more road games than home games in a season was 1946 (5 road games, 4 home games).
Photo by Arthur Spragg & courtesy of ASU Athletic Communications:
Guard Paul Williams shoots despite defender s approach. Williams scored 15 points in the Dec. 12 game against DBU.
The ASU Rams Basketball Team on Dec. 11 traveled to the Burg Center in Dallas, Texas to take on the Dallas Baptist Patriots to start the 2020 season. Three-point shooting would falter for the Rams, as they lost Friday’s game 101-75 and Saturday’s game 93-86 to the Patriots on Dec. 12.
DBU had a strong first half in Friday s game, taking control and never letting up. ASU finished the game shooting 43.9% from the field, including 37.5% from behind the arc. DBU didn t seem to miss often, shooting 62.5% from the field, including 50% from behind the arc. They also outrebounded ASU 37-23.