CORRECTION: This story was updated to reflect an error in reporting on the alleged lawsuit mentioned in previous versions. Constructive eviction, not a lawsuit, was claimed against the Viridian apartment
The Graduate Student Council is hosting the Interdisciplinary Mentorship Program to connect graduate students with various university and community leaders in hopes of increasing post-graduation success. The program is 12
As of May 18, the university has stopped requiring face masks to be worn anywhere on campus, following an executive order issued by Gov. Greg Abbott. The order, GA-36, mandates
The FBI Dallas Division completed its review of the Jan. 2020 shooting of university student Darius Tarver by a Denton Police Department officer. Alongside the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the
The Student Health and Wellness Center recently halted new registrations to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at the university clinic, citing a reduction in the number of participants. Kerry Stanhope, Assistant
Content warning: The following article contains language and themes surrounding sexual harassment and misconduct that may be triggering. Reader discretion is advised. The university’s board of regents has passed a
Joining a campus of over 40,000 people can be intimidating. However, there are resources across the university to help students with anything from tutoring to legal services. Here are eight
University data trends from 2020 indicate a large growth in enrollment, with a decrease in student loan debt as school officials work on lessening the amount students owe. At the
As student organizations across campus get ready for an in-person fall experience, the Black Student Union is implementing new ways to serve the school population. Since 2012, the Black Student
Following an unanimous approval from the Board of Regents on May 13, the university will now offer three new degrees in business administration, critical studies of music and biomedical science.
A new “smelly good” bookstore hopes to become an inclusive part of Denton’s community. Patchouli Joe’s Books & Indulgences is a new independent bookstore owned by Diane and Joe Mayes
By Joanna Gasca A UNT student jots down ideas in the middle of the night she will later transcribe into art. When she is ready to turn the ideas into
By Joanna Gasca Voertman’s, located at 1314 W. Hickory St., got an area approved to become a spray paint “nook” open to the public. The section can be found near
From mid-2017 to March 2020, Denton resident Jenna Critchlow could be found working at Painting with a Twist, teaching a “Paint Your Pet” class. Now, one year later, she is
After her mother’s death in 2011, Michelle Davis started her blog, Cherry Blossom 56, as a creative outlet to voice how she felt throughout high school. Cherry Blossom 56 eventually
Local coffee shop Aura Coffee re-opened its doors last week with big changes, including a new business partner that sells plant-based products. Mashup Market will now be offering its products
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
Transferring in college athletics has been controversial from the start. Since the NCAA Transfer Portal’s creation in 2018, some writers have gone as far as to argue the transfer is
With three freshmen playing significant roles this past season, the men’s golf team found its footing by the season’s end and showed promise for the future. After an up-and-down regular
On a young soccer team made up of eight upperclassmen and 20 underclassmen, freshman defender Madi Starrett carved out an early role for herself at North Texas this past season.
With a sweep of the Level Next Spring Showcase Paladin Playoffs, the University of North Texas varsity Rocket League squad advanced to the Level Next National Championships on June 4-6.
The 2021 Conference USA football television schedule has been released and all but one of North Texas’ games now have a set platform. A majority of the team’s games will
After the 2019-20 season’s abrupt end due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the women’s golf team made history in its 2020-21 slate. A trailblazing squad, the team won its first conference
If you have been living under a rock the last couple of months, here’s a quick recap: Olivia Rodrigo has released her debut album “Sour” and it has taken the
The Kar-Jenner clan has always been notorious for their cultural appropriation. From the usage of traditional Black hairstyles and Halloween costumes that make a mockery of important aspects of other
As a child, I was taught about the African American trailblazers who made it possible for me to play sports, go to school and enjoy freedoms similar to my non-Black
In the United States, normal life appears to be resuming after its abrupt halt last March. Restaurants are opening at full capacity. Once vacant vacation spots are now blooming with
Hardly six months into the year, there have already been 240 mass shootings in the United States in 2021, according to the Gun Violence Archive, which defines a mass shooting
The university is an equal opportunity institution that its own president says has “a responsibility to be at the forefront of change.” As much the school loves to remind people
With movie theaters coming back into our lives, I would like to personally thank streaming services for keeping us thoroughly entertained through this terrible year. That being said, everyone has
Pledging to one nation under God, invisible, with liberty and justice for all. Solemnly swearing to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, with one’s hand
On May 19, Gov. Greg Abbott signed legislation banning abortions the moment a fetal heartbeat is detected which can be as early as six weeks into pregnancy. Aptly dubbed the
As the DFW area continues to grow and make room for incoming homeowners, city officials should be mindful of the homeless community already populating the area and seek to create
I promise there are more movies coming out this summer that aren’t exclusively horror, but until then it looks like every week is going to feel like Halloween. As much
Summer is all about getting outside and spending time in the nice weather with people you care about. It is the time of year to relax and also make some
By Grant Tittle Recently, I’ve made it a long-term goal of mine to review every song that has made it to the number one spot of the Billboard Hot 100
Bo Burnham has been known for his musical comedy, always seeming to set the bar higher for other comedians in the industry. After his homerun directorial debut “Eighth Grade,” Burnham
Although movie theaters have been officially reopened for a while now, it has felt like there haven’t been any movies worthy enough to be a “welcome back” for audiences. Before
The “Saw” franchise has been criticized by many since the first film of the series came out in 2004. When you watch a good horror movie, you expect to see
Now that summer is in full swing and a lot of us are vaccinated, many are looking for fun things to do this summer after spending the last year in
Written by Grant Tittle Every decade has something that helps define it and the individuals who were raised during that time. Each one has its musical icons who show who
“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
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
