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The University of North Texas at Frisco is opening its first permanent building, Frisco Landing, on Jan. 17 Frisco Landing will hold new classrooms and study spaces for students and
The university is the newest addition to the Association of Research Library, becoming its 128th member starting Jan. 1. ARL members voted in October to invite the university’s libraries to the
Texas Woman’s University announced the creation of a Zero Tuition Guarantee program that would cut tuition costs for students who meet certain requirements. The program is for students who qualify
U.S. district judge Mark Pittman blocked the Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness plan on Nov. 10. The Job Creators Network Foundation filed the lawsuit on behalf of two borrowers on the
The University of North Texas at Dallas received an eight-year, $1.5 million grant to increase the success rate of Texas early college high school graduates transitioning to a four-year university
The Student Government Association made changes to its intern program this semester, creating a separate program for freshmen. The intern program is functioning in the same way it has in
Proposition B, an ordinance that would end citations and arrests for Class A and Class B misdemeanor possession of marijuana, passed with 71 percent of the vote in Denton on
On Oct. 11, the university worked with NASA on a successful live flight test of upcoming Advanced Air Mobility technologies from the university’s Discovery Park campus to Hillwood’s Alliance Texas
University microbiology and molecular biology assistant professor Calvin Henard recently discovered methanotrophic bacteria can consume carbon dioxide and methane. The greenhouse effect can potentially be reduced by feeding the methanotrophs
The university has recently become the first in North Texas to join the U.S. Department of Energy’s Industrial Assessment Center program to help local members of the manufacturing sector. The
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University alumna and artist Kara Belt once sat shoulder-to-shoulder with her best friend, listening eagerly to Kara’s “Granmom” demonstrate how to embroider as her encouraging nature lights up the room.
The sound of drums and guitar can be heard from the front porch of a student apartment in Denton. Inside, five musicians are practicing in a bedroom-turned-practice room — the
The winter holiday season is officially upon us. In addition to crossing off loved ones’ wish lists, it can also be the perfect time to get involved in the season
Since renewing their status in spring 2022, the university’s Solar Team has recruited new members, sponsors and resources to build a fully solar-powered and street-legal car to race in the
Despite the bitter cold and grey overcast that settled over Denton last Friday, it was all warm welcomes and bright lights at Trans Pride Fest 2, which was hosted at
Working with mediums like concrete and watercolors, studio art senior Jose Vazques uses his art to convey themes of immigration, cultural identity and liminality — struggles he and his Mexican family
The Little Chapel-in-the-Woods, located on the edge of Texas Woman’s University’s campus, was created in 1939 with the effort of over 300 art students and is an achievement of American
The 1984 season saw North Texas State University promote its club baseball team into Division I NCAA competition as the “Eagles” joined the Southland Conference. The team lasted five seasons
New campus organization Hindu YUVA hosted their first major cultural event, Deepavali Utsav, on Nov. 6. The celebration was held in the Union and open to the campus community. It
Flying Squirrel, a fast-casual brunch spot located near the Language Building on Fry Street, had a mission to “embrace the absurdity.” The space was filled with unique artwork, antique couches
Sports
Junior quarterback Austin Aune will declare for the NFL following Football’s bowl game against Boise State on Saturday, Dec. 17. Aune had a career-year in 2022, averaging 254.5 yards a
The university parted ways with head football coach Seth Littrell, according to a statement made by president Neal Smatresk Sunday night. Littrell was in his seventh season and finished 44-44
Men’s basketball has continued the non-conference portion of its schedule for the last two weeks. North Texas has begun to find its stride as the team sits at 6-2 early
Football fell to the University of Texas-San Antonio 48-27 in the Conference USA Championship game Friday night. The Roadrunners (11-2, 8-0 C-USA) remain C-USA Champions in their last year before
Senior guard Kai Huntsberry has been all smiles since joining men’s basketball. The transfer from the University of Mary had a breakout 2021-22 season that set him up to make
After a victory over Rice University in its regular season finale — football is heading to its first Conference USA title game since 2017. North Texas (7-5, 6-2 C-USA) will
Opinion
The future of the North Texas Daily is bright. In the coming months, ntdaily.com will undergo a complete makeover. The redesigned website will reintroduce the Daily‘s e-edition alongside a refreshed
There can be pressure to finish a book, even if you don’t like it. Yet there’s nothing wrong with giving the novel a rest. Reading is an intimately solitary activity.
In the United States, the average overdraft fee in 2022 is $29.80. It’s the lowest the average has been in the past decade, but it’s still a ruinous charge for
Content warning: The following story contains language related to mental illness that may be harmful to some audiences. The quote, “I am so OCD,” is very frequently thrown around. It
Whether it’s altering dialogue or erasing entire episodes, studios can change content at any time they desire. Altering digital-exclusive media after it is released seems harmless on a surface level.
This year’s election cycle put several contentious issues on the ballot. The world is still reeling from the effects of COVID-19, abortion is no longer recognized as a human right
In modern politics, it’s rare to see politicians crash and burn as quickly as British Prime Minister Mary Elizabeth “Liz” Truss”. Her predecessor, Boris Johnson, was able to weather controversy
Life is somewhat returning to normal after the pandemic changed life for most people over the past two years. Stores have reopened at full capacity, mask mandates are gone and children
Reactions to Gov. Greg Abbott’s LGBTQ policies have ignited Generation Z to register to vote in the face of an upcoming gubernatorial election. Abbott’s legislation has demonstrated unwavering opposition to
When Iranian morality police fatally beat 22-year-old Mahsa Amini on Sept. 16 for not wearing her hijab according to legal standards, it sparked nationwide protests and global outrage. Yet, even
The Dose
This one goes out to the people who think “Die Hard” qualifies as an actual Christmas movie. When it was announced David Harbour would be playing Santa Claus, no other
A new musical biopic titled “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story” was released this November on the Roku channel. The film stars Daniel Radcliffe as the titular Weird Al, Evan Rachel
Growth is the most common theme throughout Utah-based band The Backseat Lovers’ sophomore album, “Waiting to Spill.” Three years after the release of the band’s debut album, “When We Were
Ending Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” launches a new level of expectations as to what a superhero film can be. The film delivers a
Netflix released its fifth season of “The Crown” on Nov. 9 with 10 new episodes chronicling the life of the British royal family in the ‘90s. As the first season
While October may be over, the fall season certainly isn’t. Nothing is better than a film that perfectly captures the essence of autumn. Sweater weather is in full effect. Before
“Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” hits theaters this week, capping off Marvel’s fourth cinematic phase. Many fans are hoping the film improves a rather inconsistent Phase 4 before the fifth begins
The underrated cult queen of pop has finally made her return. More than two years after Carly Rae Jepsen’s fifth studio album release, she re-entered airwaves and streaming platforms with
Content warning: The following story contains spoilers. “Game of Thrones” prequel series “House of the Dragon” aired its stunningly epic season finale on Oct. 23. The season ran for 10
The “V/H/S” franchise has been a way for horror filmmakers to create slices of terror for fans to enjoy. Last year, “V/H/S/94” proved to be the strongest entry to the
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New campus organization Hindu YUVA hosted their first major cultural event, Deepavali Utsav, on Nov. 6. The celebration was held in the Union and open to the campus community. It
This past weekend, Denton’s Day of the Dead Festival took place on E. Hickory and Industrial Street. The event featured food, vendors and community.
Photographers of the North Texas Daily have been covering various sports this fall. This gallery highlights a few of their images.
North Texas Daily visuals co-editors Maria Crane and John Anderson hit the ground running during the first week of the fall semester. They captured various events including the Mean Green
Following a conference win over the University of Texas-El Paso last week, football fell to Southern Methodist University by a score of 48-10 Saturday night. “Didn’t execute at all,” head
The North Texas Daily visuals team worked over the summer to capture how the season is celebrated in Denton. They photographed local musicians, school camps, university orientation sessions and groups
From painting to drawing, 22-year-old Casie Cheek has always been an arts-driven person. However, pottery and ceramic work are where the artist found her true passion. “When I was between
Creative writing and media arts senior Sydney McClellon said her earliest memory is of her writing. The 22-year-old recalls being in middle school and penning stories in journals she would
The North Texas Daily visuals team worked throughout June to capture how North Texas celebrates Pride Month. They photographed Dallas Pride, Every Witch Way Denton’s Over the Rainbow Market, Pridenton’s
Hundreds of people gathered outside the Denton City Council building on Tuesday at a rally in support of council member Alison Maguire’s Reproductive Decisions resolution. The resolution, which passed in
