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Articles by Lily J. Cunningham
University of North Texas Athletics
GREENVILLE, N.C. – The Mean Green soccer team couldn't have had a much better start on Thursday in a crucial road match against East Carolina, but they had to play with 10 players for the final 43 minutes of the match en route to a 2-2 draw.
Pirates Rally To Force 2-2 Draw Against North Texas
GREENVILLE, N.C. – Isabella Gutiérrez and Caitlen-Star Dolan Boodram both scored a goal as East Carolina rallied from an early 2-0 deficit to force a 2-2 draw on Thursday evening at Bill Clark Homes Field at Johnson Stadium. East Carolina moves to 3-4-9 overall and 2-2-4 in American Conference play while North Texas goes to 4-6-5 overall and 0-3-4 in league action. The tie also marks the sixth game that has ended at 2-2 for ECU this season.
University of North Texas Athletics
Niedermeier Brace Earns Road Result for Mean Green 10/15/2026 8:50:00 PM | Women's Soccer HOUSTON – The UNT soccer team withstood a barrage of physicality on Thursday night and overcame several moments of adversity to leave Houston with a 3-3 road draw with Rice.
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University of North Texas 3-3-1, 0-0-0 UNT Explodes For 10 Goals On Special Night for Hedlund 9/10/2026 10:07:00 PM | Women's Soccer DENTON — The UNT soccer team had a lot to celebrate on Thursday night, as the home of Mean Green soccer was officially named in a pregame ceremony after the team's only head coach in history, John Hedlund. But there was plenty for the Mean Green to celebrate once the game began, as well, as Hedlund's squad put on an offensive display in a 10-0 win over Nelson.
UNT Routs McNeese In Shutout Fashion
DENTON — The UNT soccer team (3-2-0) secured a decisive 4-0 victory over McNeese (1-3-1) at Mean Green Soccer Stadium on Thursday, with three goals coming in the second half. Thursday's victory was the Mean Green's largest margin of victory on the year and their second straight win overall. Claire Niedermeier led the Mean Green with a goal and an assist. Summer Brown also added a goal as she put two shots on target on the night.
I Quit.
Two years ago, I had just opened my own private practice. After somehow navigating the racial reckoning of 2020, parenting and teaching while working from home, deciding to marry my partner the first week after lockdown, and moving forward as a business owner during the first pandemic, very few things were clear about my future. I had never intended to work for myself. I detest math and spreadsheets, and that seems important when one owns their own business.
Fuck Proud Boys
A post from the Equality Ohio Instagram a few days ago has me agitated.
Ohio Loves Guns.
Yesterday was the March for Our Lives, but I took my oldest child on a playdate with friends instead. I used to volunteer with Moms Demand Action. What happened? I'm the same age as the Columbine killers. At that time, I never thought anything remotely like a school shooting would ever happen again. Adolescent fearlessness was still existent in the late 1990's. By the time I graduated in the year 2000, school shootings weren't a concern of mine.
From Hill to Hill | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson
There are more houses with regal columns and streets with plenty of parking. The people are different too. It’s almost as if older people have gotten younger. Dispensaries and ramen places have turned into lingerie boutiques and salad shops. Each time I return home from school, I take the 24 Divisadero to visit my high school friends. The 24 bus slices all the way through San Francisco, from the north to the south and back again.
A Bicyclist’s Basement Haven | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson
Quad Bikes may not actually be a communist utopia, but it is a non-profit and “informal co-op” devoted to spreading the joy of cycling. A cacophony of AC/DC and clanging metal can be heard pouring out of the windows of Cabot House basement most afternoons. Down below, four mechanics are immersed in their work, tinkering with bike frames suspended in the air and tapping their feet to the music. The front desk is cluttered with business cards and stickers bearing the name of the shop: Quad Bikes.
Learning Happiness With Professor Jason Mitchell
For Mitchell, combatting the tragic consequences of the reported spike in mental illness on college campuses was a key motivation behind his new course, GenEd 1154: “The Science of Happiness.” By Lily J. Cunningham and Natalie L. Khan Nov 7, 2019 It’s raining outside when we sit down with Psychology Professor Jason P. Mitchell, but inside his office, the colorful wall art, retro furniture, and pictures of his two young children make the space feel warm.
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