Student Government Association President David Skinner and Vice President David Muñoz-Sarabia led the Wednesday night State of the Undergraduate Student Body and addressed current issues affecting students, such as transportation,
The Student Government Association received an update on the university’s second phase of COVID-19 testing and voted on legislation pertaining to braille replacement and Canvas shortcuts during Wednesday night’s meeting.
A federal judge halted Texas legislation that banned abortions after six weeks in a 113-page order on Oct. 6. Senate Bill 8, also known as the Texas Heartbeat Act, offered
As some campus members advocate for better menstrual product access, the Student Government Association is rekindling efforts to provide more sanitary pads and tampons on campus. The 2018 Muhammad Kara
The city of Denton has leased 31 acres of vacant land near the Denton Energy Center to cryptocurrency mining company Core Scientific Inc., which will use the space to power
The university’s annual Homecoming events are returning to campus this year from Nov. 7-13 with the theme “Keep UNT Groovy.” This marks the first in-person version of the tradition since
The Denton County Transportation Authority is currently evaluating whether it will eliminate Denton Connect Routes 7 and 3, with a decision set to be made by March 2022. Route 7
Disability Rights Texas has filed the first federal lawsuit against Gov. Greg Abbott, alleging his executive order banning mask mandates puts students with disabilities at risk. The federally mandated protection
The university announced on Sept. 21 it would be the first Texas college to work with the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program, a project designed to allow students to experience learning
Denton County Public Health has begun the process of scheduling people vaccinated within the county for their COVID-19 Pfizer booster shots. Denton County Judge Andy Eads advised DCPH-vaccinated individuals to
Rubber Gloves held the ninth annual Rockers for Knockers benefit concert Friday, raising awareness for breast cancer and donating all event proceeds to the R4K Fund. Friday night’s event was
As a six year old, Carter Elliott aspired to become a performer. Unlike most people who shift their career goals as they grow older, Elliott pursues his six-year-old fantasy as
A broken guitar string did not stop the music at the Denton Folk Festival this past Friday. Holding a now five-stringed acoustic guitar, Jarod Grice, a soul artist based in
With vaccine cards or negative COVID-19 tests in hand and masks secured over their faces, 75,000 festival-goers flocked to Zilker Park each day this weekend for Weekend Two of the
Despite a heavy rain forecast, the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival shined through the weekend with full lineups on its stages and vendors selling food, art and more. The 41st
Organized by a coalition with Direct Action for a Change, more than 500 people gathered on the Courthouse-on-the-Square’s lawn Saturday to protest and march against Texas’s new abortion law. In
Between Greenlee and Bernard Street sits a large bois d’arc tree. Its roots laid within the soil on the land long before Cumberland Presbyterian Children’s Home settled on that corner
Photographers from California, Ohio, New York and other regions of the U.S. came to Denton this weekend for a unique convention all about instant film and photography. Hosted by the
After 18 months, Denton Arts & Jazz Festival is back this weekend for its 41st year with food, exhibits, art and jazz. Denton Arts & Jazz Festival will be held
Commands were shouted across the kitchen as cooks rush to fulfill them. Stoves were flipped to life, filling the space with a scalding heat that steals their breath. Denton resident
North Texas along with five additional teams from Conference USA are expected to send in applications to join the American Athletic Conference this week, per a report from Yahoo Sports’
The UNT losing streak sits at five straight now, as Marshall took down the Mean Green by a score of 49-21 on Friday night. Marshall (4-3, 2-1 Conference USA) launched
North Texas football returns home to play Marshall University in a Friday night showdown. Coming off four straight losses, the Mean Green hopes to improve their record following a tough
Redshirt freshmen defensive ends Gabriel Murphy and Grayson Murphy sat out in their first years at North Texas, but both of them quickly earned a starting spot in 2020. Since
The 2021 North Texas soccer season has been an up and down affair, with steep highs and confusing lows. However, the team still controls their playoff destiny and is trying
Sophomore wide receiver Deonte Simpson was detained by Denton Police for “assault causes bodily injury family member” at 8:37 p.m. Tuesday night, resulting in his immediate dismissal from North Texas’
Before an idea made it to the halls of Congress, whether it be the Green New Deal or the FUTURE Act, it started in the minds of citizens who had
There was a time when having children was not only expected but required. Family units relied on their children’s labor to maintain the farms or to assist with hunting and
Back in 2019, director Martin Scorsese made a statement so bold, it shook the entirety of the Earth. Well, it actually just ended up starting yet another enormous internet fight,
As we near two years since the world changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, some aspects of life have managed to go back to a new normal. Concerts are back
As we get closer to Halloween, horror movies will be on an endless loop, and many will rediscover their love for the genre. Horror movies, and the horror genre as
Turn on the news and the discourse is focused entirely on the anti-vaccination movement slowing down the rate needed for herd immunity. But is it their fault the government has
Young stars growing up in the limelight have all the phases of their lives witnessed by people they do not know. Along the way, they usually fall into a niche
The world lost a bright young woman in YouTuber Gabby Petitio on Aug. 30. Gone before her time, Petito is an unfortunate reminder that tomorrow is not always guaranteed. Her
Claims of sustainability seem to be the latest trend in advertising. It has crept into every market and product imaginable, from laundry detergent to food products and even furniture. For
Podcasts have truly taken the world by storm over the last few years. From the incredibly popular “Joe Rogan Experience” to more niche categories such as the true-crime genre, there
We have been missing out on some extremely strange horror films this year, but there is no month better than October to deliver one to the masses. “Lamb” is the
“We have all the time in the world.” All good things must come to an end. For Daniel Craig’s 15-year run as famed secret agent 007, aka James Bond, that
“Responsibility is for the mediocre.” Three years ago, Sony unleashed “Venom” upon skeptical moviegoers to massive box office success. While critics mostly dunked the original for inconsistent tone, dodgy special
In 1982, George A. Romero directed “Creepshow,” an anthology of horrors soaked in a comic book style. In 2019, Shudder made an original show based on the film, and season
If you have been on social media for the last couple of days, chances are you have heard of the South Korean Netflix series “Squid Game.” I thought I would
It is officially October, which means it is officially time to crank out as much horror content as possible within a matter of 31 days. I love to talk about
“Feels wrong, doesn’t it? To interrogate a miracle?” Mike Flanagan has had a solid past five years with hits like both seasons of Netflix’s “The Haunting” anthology, the highly underrated
Vampires have ruled pop culture for as long as I can remember. From “Twilight” to “What We Do in the Shadows,” I will always make time to watch bloodsucking protagonists
School seems to be going at a rapid pace this semester, and it is probably because we have been away for so long. Some of us have been in Denton
I saw “Dear Evan Hansen” on Broadway in New York in 2019, where I left the theater moved by Andrew Barth Feldman’s performance as lead Evan Hansen. Two years later,
The death of George Floyd has sparked more demonstrations within the Black Lives Matter Movement. Texas, along with the rest of the world, took to the streets to protest police
The North Texas Daily documented different places around Texas during the COVID-19 pandemic as shelter-in-place orders are in effect. As of 8 p.m. March 31, Harris, Dallas, Tarrant, Travis and
Students filled the UNT Library Mall in protest of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency on Oct. 9. The protest was held by the UNT College Democrats and the
Art and Pride found a home together on full-color zine pages and in the air of a packed venue during this year’s new collaboration between Spiderweb Salon and PRIDENTON. In
Featured Image: From page 358 of the 1952 edition of The Yucca, members of the Mu Phi Epsilon National Music Honorary are pictured in blackface. Volume 45 of the Yucca.
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
