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The College of Visual Arts and Design, CVAD, is discontinuing the Fibers concentration at the end of the 2018-2019 school year, according to an email sent to CVAD students on
- New class looks to get ahead of an emerging technology
- Denton police chief resigns
- Emergency poles located on campus can be of quick assistance
- UNT students show support for Bangladesh protesters
- Global warming and climate change may be contributing to record-breaking heat waves
- Neo-Nazi sign found on campus calls for reporting undocumented people
- Denton resident calls for code of fair campaign practices after recent runoff election
- Area between Willis Library and Hurley Administration Building receiving a makeover
- Denton airport getting new runway for $8.3 million
Arts & Life
Rain poured down in spurts outside UNT’s Gateway Center, only letting up to a drizzle for enough time to allow more visitors inside. Once inside the center, hundreds of people
- DeBerry Family is Denton’s support system in life and death for 28 Years
- Hairstylist gives people confidence from root to tip
- West Oak Coffee Bar hosts inaugural monthly game night
- Taekwon-don’t mess with this kinesiology senior
- Manifest Destiny’s Child delivers perfect mix of sugar and spice
- Local Denton charity hosts community style garage sale
- Denton medical marijuana forum had high attendance
- UNT on the Square hosts local art group’s annual exhibition
- Mayborn Literary Nonfiction Conference brought together writers, students, educators
Sports
Matthew Brune | Senior staff writer Just two seasons ago in his first year, head coach Seth Littrell had two of the greatest specialists in North Texas history in punter
- With depth intact, Reffett and defense aim for breakthrough season
- After breakout year, offense prepared to improve as camp opens
- Football media day: Mean Green prepared to take on high expectations
- Sophomore sprinter runs through pain, continuing to live her dream
- Breaking her own records, Ashmore continues to set the bar higher
Opinion
I never wanted to be a cook. But for some reason, whenever I find work it’s always around food and alcohol. Though I’ve never worked in a full-fledged bar or
- The censorship of Alex Jones is not an infringement on free speech
- Music artists experience the emotions they convey in their songs
- Regular people with addictions deserve the same support we give celebrities
- Monitoring kids in moderation gives them headway to flourish
- How meditation can change your life one day at a time
- Mocking unfamiliar names contributes to bullying
- Stop using arbitrary phrases to dismiss sexual assault victims
- Short albums are a fad that leave much to be desired
- We must be aware of the costly impacts of the invasive Zebra mussel
The Dose
By contributing writer Alexander Downs Houston’s very own Travis Scott is back with “Astroworld,” a new 17-track album fans have been anxious for since his last full-length album in 2016,
- ‘Father of the Year’ lands flat with predictable plot
- ‘Mission Impossible: Fallout’ is a deceptively clever sequel
- Mason Ramsey’s ‘Famous’ EP is proof his stardom is no accident
- ‘Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again!’ has no right to be any good, but it is.
- ‘Unfriended: Dark Web’ is too disturbing for its own good
- ‘The First Purge’ does not live up to its potential
- ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp’ continues Marvel’s hot streak
- K Flay, Walk the Moon rocked the night away at Dos Equis Pavillion
- ‘Ant-Man and the Wasp’ is a solid yet un-impactful addition to the franchise
Photos & Videos
- Demonstrators spark student counter-protest in Library Mall
- SXSW: Austin’s world renowned festival discovers Denton
- Union Fest 2018
- Downtown Mini Mall falls piece by piece
- Film festival creates space for sharing and empowerment of black culture
- Beating cancer with confidence on the catwalk
- Thousands gather in Dallas for second annual Women’s March
- Celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day inspires and entertains
