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John Quiñones, the seven-time Emmy award-winning reporter and host of “What Would You Do?” presented Thursday at the Lyceum as the inaugural speaker for the university’s Division of Inclusion, Diversity,
Hispanic Heritage Month began Sept. 15, and as a Hispanic Serving Institution, the university offers various events for students to enrich themselves in Hispanic culture. The Spanish department was originally
Denton residents have until Sept. 30 to fill out the Denton Public Library’s new community input survey, where locals have a chance to influence the library district’s upcoming five-year strategic
Multiple volunteer groups and individuals in Denton have gathered donations for Denton’s sister city, Múzquiz after experiencing heavy flooding at the beginning of the month. Denton residents Francisco Campos and
The Martin Luther King Jr. Recreation Center held its second annual Hispanic Heritage Month event on Saturday, celebrating with several speakers and a theme of “Unidos: Inclusivity for a Stronger
The university’s Sub-Antarctic Biocultural Conservation Program, along with international collaborators, recently discovered a new bird species in the Diego Ramírez Archipelago — the southernmost point in Chile before crossing the
A new program in Denton neighborhoods is putting historic toppers on the existing street signs. Called the Street Sign Topper Program, the goal of the program is to indicate the
The federal government ended its free COVID-19 test program, which allowed every household to get 16 tests per year, on Sept. 2 citing a lack of funding. COVID-19 testing has been
The university and surrounding area will see new dining options this school year, including the long-awaited Einstein Bros. Bagels location on campus and a marijuana-themed sandwich shop nearby. After being
University housing is above 100 percent occupancy as the freshman class turned out to be larger than expected, said Housing Director James Fairchild. When preparing for the start of the
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On the corner of West Hickory and Fry sits a clothing rack outside Aura Coffee. A handwritten sign is labeled “$ sale rack $” with vintage pieces on hangers. Unique
The Denton Blues Festival filled the air of Quakertown Park with music and the smell of barbecue for three days last weekend. The festival kicked off with celebrity karaoke in
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
As the fall semester ramps up, sharing a campus with over 40,000 students can be overwhelming. To combat these stressors, the university offers several accessible resources to help navigate the
The Denton County Black Chamber of Commerce will host the 24th annual Denton Blues Festival this Friday, Sept. 16 through Sunday, Sept. 18. The Denton Blues Festival is free to
Approximately 1,200 people in Denton County will experience homelessness per year, according to United Way. At times, those who are unhoused have little access to clean, drinkable water. Denton Water
A blanketed woman stares off into the distance, her monochrome head crowned with sprouts of colorful dandelions. Her blank eyes are open, but she cannot see. In this self-portrait, “Ruminate,”
Beams of sunlight pour in through tall windows, bouncing off colorful tassels and bright artwork hanging on the walls. Biridiana Ordoñez greets customers with a smile as they walk into
What was originally served out of an ambulance-turned-food truck is now passed around tables at multiple brick-and-mortar locations. The road for the seafood chain restaurant, Coco Shrimp, will soon lead
Beyond stage shows and live performances are less glamorous aspects of the music world. As a concert photographer, university alumna Hope Alvarez knows what happens behind the scenes. She has
Sports
Football lost its final non-conference game of the season 44-34 to the University of Memphis on Saturday. “I still believe we can make a great run in conference [play],” head
Women’s golf is eyeing a third-straight Conference USA championship as it begins its fall slate of tournaments. After winning back-to-back Conference USA titles, North Texas starts its quest for a
COLUMN: REED ALL ABOUT IT After a 58-27 loss, it’s easy to assume the worst about football’s season. However, the loss only brought North Texas to a .500 record. Faith
From the time he received his first offer to play collegiate football as a high school sophomore, redshirt freshman receiver Ja’Mori Maclin knew he could find success on the football
Soccer’s run of 65-straight conference home games without a loss came to an end Sunday afternoon. After a 1-0 loss to Florida Atlantic University (5-3-2, 1-0 Conference USA), North Texas
A 35-point second half from the University of Nevada-Las Vegas propelled the Rebels to 58-27 victory over football on Saturday. “The biggest thing was execution today on all three phases,”
Opinion
When a person considers adopting a pet, they are usually quick to judge their options. The future owner evaluates each candidate based on their appearance and personality. However, superstitions and
It’s all too common to do a double take whenever we see the person holding a sign asking for change whip out a cell phone. Maybe we furrow our brows
Content Warning: The following story contains language related to eating disorders. The college lifestyle has always forced students to approach food in a grab-and-go manner. Everything moves way too quickly,
Content Warning: The following story contains language related to sexual abuse, violence and suicide. What started as an internet subculture of men dissatisfied with their sex lives has snowballed into
Content Warning: The following story contains language related to sexual assault and child abuse. Conservative evangelicals protested a family-friendly drag event at a local distillery in Roanoke, Texas, on Aug.
Two weeks ago, President Joe Biden took the stage to defend democracy. Standing in front of Independence Hall, he delivered a 25-minute address in support of free and fair elections,
A year after withdrawing from Afghanistan, the United States is reaching the 14th anniversary of its war on terror in Somalia. For the conflict to finally end, the U.S. needs
A highly anticipated election season awaits us. Paired with economic uncertainty and public health crises, the next few months will demand a lot from us all. Whether you are a
Content warning: The following story includes language related to mental illness and eating disorders. Reader discretion is advised. In a list of words stripped of their true meaning, “obsessed” sits
Africans have been plagued for centuries by inaccurate depictions promoted by Hollywood and Western media outlets. Combine African and Black cultures with technological innovation reminiscent of a science fiction classic
The Dose
In March, Ti West’s “X” quickly established itself as the year’s best horror film. “Pearl,” a prequel to West’s sex-filled slasher, is a blood-soaked nightmare pulled from your favorite Disney movie.
“She-Hulk: Attorney at Law,” a new entry in the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe, was released on Aug. 18. The series presents itself as a legal comedy set in a superhero-dominated
To be envious of those not in the loop on the “Don’t Worry Darling” drama is an understatement. The latest heap of Hollywood gossip has entertained fans of the upcoming
This summer’s high-budget movies all had the makings of a season blockbuster. “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” “Top Gun: Maverick,” “Jurassic World Dominion” and “Thor: Love and Thunder”
It seems as though for the last couple of years, there is always one horror movie lurking in the shadows. A horror movie no one has on their radar. Yet,
School is officially in session and what better way to escape the stresses of education than movies about school? A majority of school-centered movies tend to illustrate false realities, but
Fall television premiere season is back in full swing with “Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power,” “Game of Thrones” spinoff “House of the Dragon” and the final season
Content warning: The following story contains spoilers for “Better Call Saul” and “Breaking Bad.” The sixth and final season of “Better Call Saul” ends an era of expertly made television by
Known for films like “Deadpool 2” and “Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw,” director David Leitch is no stranger to action. “Bullet Train” is the newest film added to
Combining science fiction with horror has spawned some of the most iconic horror franchises of all time. From “Alien” to “Predator,” fans have had a healthy dose of space-centered scares.
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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
The North Texas Daily visuals team is working to encapsulate the Denton summer spirit. This week, they photographed Twilight Tunes and the Denton Community Market. A free concert reoccurring every
It was a Saturday afternoon of handmade signs and shouting as protestors gathered on the Denton square’s courthouse lawn to denounce or defend the possible overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Parked cars line East Sycamore Street around Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios on April 30 as arts and music enthusiasts attend Denton Makers Fest’s first event. The festival took place from
