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Local advocacy group seeks to expand Narcan access at UNT
January 17, 2019
UNT Transportation impounded between 200 and 300 bicycles last June following the end of the 2017-2018 school year, according to UNT Transportation communication specialist Trista Moxley. However, Moxley said it
- Hundreds turn out for MLK Day March
- Denton hosts third annual State of the City Address
- Dining discusses change at Student Food Advisory Committee meeting
- Despite cold weather, hundreds turn out for third annual Denton Women’s Rally
- Transportation Services pilots new valet program, aims to ease parking pressures
- Secular Student Alliance Looking To Grow Next Semester
- As the partial government shutdown continues, effects remain unclear
- Local advocacy group seeks to expand Narcan access at UNT
- DCTA updates structure to simplify, encourage ridership
Arts & Life
The backroom at Twisted Bodies in Denton does not resemble your average workout facility. Instead of treadmills and weight machines, colorful silk sheets drape down from the ceiling and hanging
- Otaku Scents melts together anime and candles
- Jessie Frye makes “Fantasy” a reality with dream pop and dedication
- Pursuing a diploma and a crown: UNT student juggles university life and pageantry
- Spiderweb Salon spins together a web of creatives
- UNT students gather to celebrate Lights All Night
- The bulb that never burns out: Lights All Night set to host ninth annual festival
- Freaks and Geeks holds grand opening in new location
- Combs’ Coffee shines bright with the sun’s light
- UNT student creates a world of her own with self-published science-fiction books
Sports
After going 11 straight seasons without a winning record, the 2017-18 North Texas Mean Green women’s basketball team finally broke the .500 mark by finishing the year with a 17-14
Opinion
The opioid crisis needs to be considered a public health epidemic, not a criminal offense. Those who suffer from addiction are affected by a chronic disease of the brain. It
- Believing sexual assault survivors is necessary for progression
- Letter from the Editor: Good things come in threes
- Student loan borrowers stiffed by persistent government shutdown
- Watering the seed of political revolution in America
- Conservatives looking to federal courts for partisan support may be fighting an uphill battle
- California wildfires should not be subject to controversy in the media and politics
- President Trump can’t re-write the rights of immigrants
- The system isn’t “broken”: The Supreme Court has historically underrepresented minorities
- Unconditionally free speech can no longer exist in our world
The Dose
This year, as so happens every year, pledges of, “New year, new me” flooded my social media timelines. From reprimands against procrastination to promises of making the dean’s list, it’s all there,
- “Glass” won’t shatter your expectations, but it’s still fantastic
- Let’s talk: Five podcasts worth listening to on repeat
- “Bird Box” keeps audiences in the dark
- Hit or miss: This year’s spring and summer fashion trends
- 5 things to do over winter break
- $30-and-under Amazon gift guide sure to help you find something for everyone
- ‘Life Size 2’ disappoints but is full of nostalgia
- It is time to retire the Wizarding World
- No more long grocery store lines during holiday season with Walmart Pickup
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
