The Student Government Association closed out its 57th senate session with the passing of resolutions that seek to extend Willis Library’s hours, lower transportation fees and introduce pronouns into UNT
The Division of Institutional Equity and Diversity is struggling to hold focus groups to gain more insight on student and staff responses to the 2018 Campus Inclusion Climate Survey due
The Texas Historical Commission (THC) unanimously approved a plan to relocate the Denton County Confederate soldier monument to the Courthouse-on-the-Square museum within the next six months. The monument, first erected
Political science and economics senior Hillary Shah was named a recipient of the Truman Scholarship for her efforts in expanding civic engagement on campus and across the state. Shah is
The university entered a partnership with Kroger Company, as part of the latter’s Zero Hunger Zero Waste foundation, for $250,000 in funding for the campus food pantry in exchange for
Editor’s note: The North Texas Daily interviewed Kevin Whitt, a former Texas GOP staffer who led the counter-protest. We ultimately chose not to include this interview due to Whitt’s participation
Two of the university’s graduate programs were ranked in the top 10 nationwide in the U.S. News & World Report 2022 Best Graduate Schools report. The College of Health and
The university developed a bike loan program open to all students at no cost using unclaimed vehicles and is scheduled to launch in time for the start of the upcoming
This post was updated at 1:17 p.m. to include information from a presidential official notice. University police are investigating an aggravated assault that took place in the 1000 block of
The university has hired Brandi Levingston to be the new program director for ELEVAR, a post-secondary education program for intellectually disabled students. Levingston, who has a Ph.D. in special education
When COVID-19 initially struck the U.S., many people began to find new hobbies to pursue with the ample amount of time they now had on their hands. For Kacy Massie,
A UNT student scrolls through public domain websites, searching for vintage imagery to make the subject of her next piece. She downloads various elements found from retro advertisements, old National
Arek Jewelry, a rebranded business created by UNT alumna Kera Dockins, offers a wide range of handmade jewelry. Dockins first started her journey in 2015 when her mother’s business, NamaTags,
By Alexis Castillo Shadows on the white ground dance underneath a series of miniature spotlights, synchronized to the rhythm of electric guitars. As the drummer initiates the tempo, five guitars
After a day’s work as an administrative specialist at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, UNT alumna Nadia Rosales, 25, goes home to create pottery inspired by folk art and
Working two jobs while attending classes to graduate this semester can be a heavy workload, but that does not stop integrative studies senior Kamille Newton from setting aside time to
During the fall 2018 semester, Lauren Cross, UNT art and design professor, was conducting a symposium for her students focused on branding and visual identity in the arts. She told
UNT students walk around campus and hear all types of music: jazz, hip-hop and the lonely notes of a singular guitar which ooze out of every corner. Whatever the instrument
In January 2020, Lilibeth Lopez, 25, took the leap and moved from Mexico to the U.S. to follow her dream of becoming a nail technician. Lopez gained interest in doing
UNT’s Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) hosted a Twitch stream to celebrate the Lunar New Year on April 1, joined by VSA members from chapters at universities across the country. The
Part of the journey is the end — Matt Suarez & Zach Thomas are joined by the infamous Rebekah Schulte to help finish what was started so long ago. Listen
A challenging season due to COVID-19 and Winter Storm Uri was made tougher for senior soccer player Brooke Lampe in February when she lost her mother, Linda Lampe, to cancer.
Even as I’m writing this, my mind simply can’t grasp the fact that I’m graduating. The mere thought of me moving on to a new season of life and this
North Texas’ inability to close out leads came back to bite them in the end as the tennis team fell in the Conference USA Tournament to Florida Atlantic University by
After more than 14 months, the recruiting dead period instituted by the NCAA Division I Council on March 13, 2020, will end with a June 1 return to “regular recruiting
After an up-and-down regular season altered by COVID-19 and Winter Storm Uri, men’s golf is ready for the Conference USA tourney on April 26-29, and a chance to earn a
Children’s media has seen a much-deserved upsurge in appreciation over the years, with animation, in particular, making strides to disabuse the perception of itself as a lesser medium. Now, for
Biases in the medical field are being talked about more frequently than ever now, although outstanding factors such as race and socioeconomic backgrounds are hardly ever included in the conversation.
Many Gen Zers, myself included, have found themselves rolling their eyes at articles written by older generations lamenting our reluctance to have children. Said reluctance is perfectly understandable, especially when
Gentrification is a serious issue where typically rich, white people take over low-income areas predominantly inhabited by people of color. They raise the cost of living for that area and
When some people think about terrorism, a white American citizen might not even be a thought. It seems that we place the responsibility of terrorism on foreign countries when really,
The Afghanistan war has been an intergenerational war. For many of us, this has been an inconvenient truth we’ve known for most or all our lives. Soldiers deployed during the 2003 invasion
It feels like there is a light at the end of the tunnel. People are getting their vaccines and there finally seems to be a bit of normalcy settling back
It is hard for me to believe this semester is already coming to a close. This semester has flown by, and I am sure most people can relate when I
As a sociology major, and someone who has discussions with my peers about the nature of our country in general, I spend a lot of time thinking about social contracts.
After a year of individual and collective tragedies, religion remains a vital part of the country’s moral fabric. The COVID-19 pandemic has tested just about everyone’s physical, mental and emotional
“Test your might!” Disgraced MMA fighter Cole Young (Lewis Tan) is just barely scraping by when a superpowered assassin, Sub-Zero (Joe Taslim), starts hunting him and his family. Trying to
We have made it to the end of yet another Marvel Cinematic Universe series. I wrote a review giving my thoughts on the first episode of the show here. All
By now you’ve probably already visited Eagle Landing, UNT’s newest and largest cafeteria — and if you haven’t, why not? The menu at Eagle Landing stays fairly consistent from day-to-day
It is safe to say that we are in the era of streaming services. Every couple of months it appears that more and more platforms are created, only to create
“You can’t just show up to the afterparty for a shiva and, like, reap the benefits of the buffet.” “Yeah?” Danielle (Rachel Sennott), a young Jewish woman about to graduate
“If [Kong] leaves, Godzilla will come for him. There can’t be two alpha Titans.” Years after 1973, an older Kong is contained at Skull Island, his only companions being the
Immediately daunting, fire lights up the screen with a terrifying beauty that keeps Stray Kids fans wanting more. Sparks fly as Han bounds on-screen shouting, in his classic streetwear, as
“As I stood there holding a gun, taking her in, something overtook me. Like a kind of sadness. It’s as if I’d always known that this was how things were
Everyone has experienced walking out of the theater and thinking the movie they just saw was the best movie in existence, and some even feel so inclined by strong endings
“I’m the last person you want to see.” After a break-in at his home, quiet Hutch Mansell (Bob Odenkirk) is chastised by his friends and family for not defending himself.
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
