SXSW 2019
March 21, 2019
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Longtime TV journalist Don Lemon spoke to a crowd of several hundred people in the Auditorium Building Thursday about what drew him to his career, the importance of truth advocacy
- UNT SURE Center aims to change views on substance use after name change last month
- Ethics complaint filed against councilmembers Armintor and Meltzer
- Fracking in Denton potentially releasing dangerous fumes, adding to pollution
- Changes to be recommended in selective service registration
- Save and Soar tuition plan to replace Eagle Express this fall
- Jesse Davis talks campaign platform
- North Texas Daily honored with 7 TIPA awards
- UNT Greek Life Center approved for early voting and Election Day polling location
- UNT Chapter of Theta Chi suspended until 2022 following investigation into hazing
Arts & Life
Paul Alexander isn’t new to the music/interactive/film festival South by Southwest. As a bass player for the folk-rock band Midlake, Alexander played for the Austin crowd in the early 2010’s,
- Solasta Stained Glass shines bright with nature-inspired art
- Q&A: Claire Morales brings a little Denton to Austin at SXSW
- KnottyGirlThreads knits together veganism and design
- Preview: Films to keep an eye on this year at SXSW
- Tattoo apprentices ink their own paths to creating permanent body art
- Groov owners blend together friendship and passion for veganism
- SXSW Preview: Everything between the music and movies
- On the Brink of Ink teaches students risks of body art
- Love Yo’ Self: Students take time to practice self care during NEDA week
Sports
Nidhi Surapaneni stands alone on the North Texas Tennis roster as the team’s only sophomore player. At one point, she was unlikely to be on the Mean Green tennis team
- Column: North Texas is no longer a “stepping stone,” so why do coaches treat it like one?
- Men’s golf secures top-ten victory in NIT
- Pitching success leads Mean Green to solid start
- North Texas football holds their first spring practice to open up the 2019 season
- A look back at the up-and-down season from women’s basketball
Opinion
There’s nothing wrong with taking public transportation. If anything more people should be riding trains and buses because it’s better for the environment, according to National Express Transit. Think about it,
- First-gen students struggle to balance college and a paycheck
- The Trump administration allows child sexual abuse at the border
- Accessible mental health care is desperately needed in the US
- Who will stand up for the abused children of the Southern Baptist Church?
- Letter to the Editor: Save the Sub-Hub
- Letter to the editor: UNT doesn’t care about small businesses
- The Green New Deal is not radical, but reactionary to an endangered world
- Gucci advertised blackface as high fashion and failed
- Removing Confederate statues does not sugarcoat history, leaving them does
The Dose
Game Pass is a monthly/yearly subscription service on the Xbox One. Every month they release titles new and old onto the roster, sometimes adding games from this generation as well
- Race car documentary ‘Qualified’ goes down the right track
- “My Roommate is a Cat” is the “purr-fect” anime to watch with your pet
- Ayurvedic skincare for the acne-prone college student
- ‘Snotgirl’ captivates with its girly aesthetic and mysterious undertones
- Underrated dishes to try in Denton restaurants
- Bold fashion looks to test out this spring
- ‘Mob Psycho 100 II’ is 100 percent the show to watch this season
- Oscars 2019: What will win and what should win
- A look into the wonderful world of black cinema
Photos & Videos
- Demonstrators spark student counter-protest in Library Mall
- 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
