Joey Cranney

Federal judge denies motion to dismiss claims in Temple case of harassment, discrimination

02 May 2014 Joey Cranney and Avery Maehrer

Five charges brought by a former track & field thrower were dismissed, while three remain.

Cranney: The stories we tell

28 April 2014 Joey Cranney

In his send-off column, our editor-in-chief reflects on the stories that mattered.

Vice president part of UNC spending scandal was finalist for top fundraising job

18 March 2014 Joey Cranney

Matt Kupec, who resigned from UNC in 2012, interviewed to be senior vice president.

Board changes face, reinstates crew and rowing teams

25 February 2014 Joey Cranney

The Board of Trustees reversed a decision Monday to eliminate crew and rowing. Other sports are still slated to be cut.

With boathouse, rowing cuts could be reversed

04 February 2014 Joey Cranney

After meeting, a hint from Theobald that the boathouse fight isn’t over.

Theobald: ‘We’re right where we were,’ on status of sports cuts

28 January 2014 Joey Cranney

After meeting with representatives of cut sports, Theobald says the Board of Trustees’ decision is still final.

Onward, the beaten path

21 January 2014 Joey Cranney

Facing blame for sports cuts, the football team fights through a history of inadequacy to remain relevant in a new era of investment.

Former AD Bradshaw ‘not surprised’ by cuts

21 January 2014 Joey Cranney

Bradshaw deflects old athletic budget issues.

Administration’s Title IX excuse challenged after cuts

21 January 2014 Joey Cranney

Administrators say cuts made in part due to Title IX, a claim disputed by some.

University to eliminate seven intercollegiate sports

06 December 2013 Joey Cranney

The Board of Trustees approved a decision to cut baseball, softball, men’s crew, women’s rowing, men’s gymnastics and men’s indoor and outdoor track & field.