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By Sara McNiel Denton’s art and music scene is something that keeps this college town alive and is no stranger to local bands playing at house show venues. But the

Bien sea pintar, cocinar o dibujar, Chelsea Tolin llena su vida con varias formas de arte. “El arte forma mi vida entera,” Tolin, una estudiante de diseños de comunicaciones en

Whether it is painting, cooking or drawing, UNT senior Chelsea Tolin fills her life with various forms of art. “Art goes into my whole life,” Tolin said. “I like telling

After spending his Monday evening following around members of Better Understanding Trash Through Service (B.U.T.T.S.), Chad Withers, a short filmmaker and Denton resident, directed a short film about the organization

There was something about the boy in the sombrero’s emotive gaze and pale smile, despite the cracks sprawling over his body and face, that resonated with Denton resident Maria Burke

The word veteran often leads people to think about men in uniform, but the Women Veterans of America is here to remind us women serve, too. Women Veterans of America

Thin Line Fest announced today it will be cancelling its in-person music events and film screenings and will screen online instead. The annual documentary, film, music and photography festival, which

KB Illustration creator Kristen Barnhart was first featured in the North Texas Daily almost two years ago, four months after she graduated from UNT with a bachelor’s degree in communication

When the men’s basketball team secured its first overall title in 30 years, I watched as the crowd roared with excitement as the final seconds of the game clock trickled

Two additions were made to North Texas’ football coaching staff Wednesday afternoon with the hiring of Steven Haunga as the offensive quality control coach and Mackenzie Morris as the recruiting

All spring-participating sports in Conference USA are officially canceling the remainder of the season as of Monday, March 16, according to a press release by Mean Green Athletic News. The

With the recent developments concerning COVID-19, the NCAA canceled the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments. The North Texas men’s basketball team was positioned to compete in the program’s first NCAA

In the span of just two weeks, America has become the first country where more than 100,000 people have contracted COVID-19, according to a New York Times database. Unlike Italy and

The first case of the novel coronavirus in the U.S. was reported on January 21st, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. As we approach the fourth month

With the start of the new decade comes hopeful thoughts, new goals to reach and new experiences to hopefully enrich the lives of the people here at the turn of

The voting system in the United States is incredibly flawed. Though the country is a democracy, it lacks illustrating this. The problem with voting in America has always been evident

I describe my upbringing in the same fashion I introduce my mother’s personality to those unfamiliar: “Neurotics build castles in the air. Psychotics live in them. My mother cleans them.”

During my study abroad trip to London last summer, a classmate and I wandered into the massive British Museum to act like tourists for a day. As we pushed our

Imagine what would happen to the world if women suddenly vanished. Humans would become an endangered species with no way to reproduce. You wouldn’t have a mother, sister, aunt, wife

Miss Texas Wheelchair is a pageant meant to give representation to Texas women who have disabilities. Recently, a Denton resident won Miss Texas Wheelchair 2020 and winners of the pageant are granted

COVID-19 may have impacted cinema premieres for the next few months and delayed production on several TV shows, but there’s still a myriad of ways to dive into entertainment during

Sufjan Stevens is an anomaly. The man is shrouded in mystery and mystique, possessing an unearthly amount of musical and lyrical talent. Since the inception of his published musical career

“There’s a saying in politics: ‘Never let a good crisis go to waste.’” Wendy Byrde is hell-bent on turning the Navarro drug cartel war crisis into political leverage. She explains

You might have lot of time to watch movies, and now is a great time to invest in (or re-watch) some of the best cinematic trilogies of all time. I

You would be hard-pressed to find an industry not impacted by the coronavirus outbreak. It seems every inch of the world is currently feeling its impact and will be reeling

“You’re in big trouble!” “For what?” “You smashed the Riviera through a restaurant!” Former Boston policeman Spenser (Mark Wahlberg) just got out of prison. While attempting to get back on

“I felt the liberty you spoke of. But I also felt your absence.” At the end of the eighteenth century, Marianne is commissioned to paint a wedding portrait of Héloïse

As COVID-19 spreads across the nation, citizens everywhere are encouraged to stay home in an effort to reduce transmission rates and flatten the curve. With UNT’s transition to online courses

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

UNT celebrated its annual Union Fest on Wednesday, hosting an array of events such as screen printing, karaoke, movies and an escape room. The celebration takes place each spring to