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Dog Days of Denton celebrates 25 years with furry friends
October 6, 2018
UNT will continue to use 100 percent renewable energy for two more years due to a $120,000 grant from the We Mean Green Fund. UNT obtains the majority of its
- Former UNT News Director Roddy Wolper dies after being hit by motorist
- Annual Security Report shows increase in stalking, dating violence crimes
- Student Affairs adjusts Health & Wellness budget
- Pi Kappa Phi suspended until 2020, residents of house set to move out by October 31
- SGA senate gains 6 seats in two sessions, College of Information remains unrepresented
- Democratic Texas attorney general nominee Justin Nelson makes appearance in Denton
- Denton church puts on anti-abortion demonstration
- UNT’s JED Campus partnership strives to strengthen mental health resources
- UNT receives diversity award, will be featured in magazine in November
Arts & Life
When the Seattle-based rock band Thunderpussy shows up, they make a statement. For example, lead singer Molly Sides dons a tuxedo jacket with a bright white leotard — one that
- Breakout band Wallows delivers nostalgic power-pop to Austin
- Duncan Fellows makes Austin City Limits debut with indie-rock sound
- UNT police department introduces its new “sheruff” in town
- For the love of art: Long-time muralist keeps Denton colorful
- Ten:One brings artisan cheese to Denton
- Freaks And Geeks levels up, expands to new location
- Dog Days of Denton celebrates 25 years with furry friends
- UNT alumna stitches artistic quilts at Isle of Skye Studios
- Denton’s first children’s museum creates space for imagination and play
Sports
Two of the top defenses in Conference USA squared off on Saturday as North Texas faced off against Southern Miss. It was a low scoring affair through three quarters, but
Opinion
Halloween comes on the same day every year and little seems to change — except for the latest line of pop culture costumes. Some would argue Halloween just can’t be
- These handsome lizards might make you rethink reptile ownership
- Should in-class presentations be required for those dealing with anxiety?
- Online dating is convenient, but may not be best in the long run
- Texas School Board curriculum cuts hurt America’s future again
- Some people don’t have the option to ‘not care about politics’
- What most people don’t know about 3D animation
- Gatekeeping in the poetry community: The legitimacy of ‘Instapoetry’
- The problem with assuming identity during Hispanic Heritage Month and beyond
- Detrimental loopholes in Texas sexual assault laws need to be revised
The Dose
Sheck Wes is still relatively unknown, but those who know Wes knows there’s something special about him: He’s a 20-year-old Interscope Records signee with affiliation with Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack
- Lil Baby, Gunna grab the Atlanta baton on ‘Drip Harder’
- ‘Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey’ further refines a previously stale franchise
- ‘The Good Place’ returns with a comedic bang
- 6lack takes thoughtful approach with new album ‘East Atlanta Love Letter’
- Latin trap is on the rise — except on the radio
- Paris Fashion Week stuns, leaves viewers ready for more
- First look: ‘Venom’ is an entertaining mess
- Cher honors ABBA, ‘Mamma Mia!’ with new album ‘Dancing Queen’
- Morning classes 101: 8 ways to survive the morning blues
Photos & Videos
UNT students gathered at the Library Mall this afternoon after word spread that a small group of demonstrators appeared wielding signs that read “BLM are racist thugs,” “Every Real Muslim
- SXSW: Austin’s world renowned festival discovers Denton
- Union Fest 2018
- Downtown Mini Mall falls piece by piece
- Film festival creates space for sharing and empowerment of black culture
- Beating cancer with confidence on the catwalk
- Thousands gather in Dallas for second annual Women’s March
- Celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day inspires and entertains
