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May 2, 2018
In the biggest runoff Tuesday, former Dallas County Sherriff Lupe Valdez beat businessman Andrew White to gain the Democratic nomination for governor and will challenge incumbent Gov. Greg Abbott in
- Local Elections: Andrew Morris beats Mat Pruneda in Texas House district 64 runoff election and more
- UNT’s new residence hall to be named after ‘Mean’ Joe Greene
- Denton city council holds appreciation reception for outgoing council members
- Mayborn to move into College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
- UNT named a Purple Heart University for its support of the combat wounded
- Margaret King’s family members found after nearly a year of searching
- How UNT could exercise eminent domain for properties along Avenue C
- UNT professor talks green energy, potential cancer detection in new faculty lecture series
- First of three storm drain murals painted on campus to promote sustainability
Arts & Life
Arriving at the Linda McNatt Animal Care & Adoption Center this past Saturday, a sign titled “FOLLOW THE PAW PRINTS TO THE FASHION SHOW” sat in front of the shelter.
- Local musician, Studio E host inaugural Expression festival
- The less than 1 percent: Native American Student Association revives group, aims to create visibility
- Queen Esther’s Cupcakes gives back to the community
- Folklorico de North Texas attempts to find its footing
- The beauty behind Beautiful Incarnations
- The world behind the stage: a glimpse into three technical theatre students who work backstage to create an experience on-stage
- Fort Worth’s Fortress Festival helps build Denton’s musical reach
- Dare to dream: Defying the DACA deadline
- Mockingbird Sound Recording Studio helps artists follow their personal goals
Sports
With the sun beaming down and a light breeze making its way across the field, sophomore sprinter Jahyda Dixon crouches down in lane one. With her feet staggered apart, leaning
- Breaking her own records, Ashmore continues to set the bar higher
- Heading into C-USA Championship, track and field aims for bounce back performance
- Surprise softball season looks to regain momentum into C-USA tournament
- Trautwein blanks Southern Miss while Rea’s clutch home run lifts softball
- Three Mean Green football players sign with NFL teams
Opinion
Be an engineer, they said. Be a CEO. A chemist. An accountant. Don’t, by all means, go to college and major in philosophy, history or English — aka the liberal
- Nicki Minaj is back to save (female) rap (and me)
- Graduation is the beginning, not the end
- They’re not always SPOT-on
- How to help yourself get through these last few weeks
- This & That: Meat is good for you
- This & That: Vegetarianism is worth a shot
- Flying cars, holograms and commercial spatial travel are closer than you think
- Environment vs. corporations: Mother Nature loses when industries are in charge
- The value of religious communities within campus
The Dose
2016’s “Deadpool” was a big turning point for comic book characters in movies. Since the acceptance of one of the industry’s most out-there characters into mainstream pop culture, we’ve seen
- Matt & Kim have had better days, almost everyday
- ‘Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino’ brings Arctic Monkeys into new era
- ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ is a 10 year promise kept
- ‘Elk River Sessions’ is a sincere yet uneven look into the passion of local Denton musicians
- ‘Scandal’ goes out “Over a Cliff”
- ‘Isle of Dogs’ will leave you feeling stranded
- ‘A Quiet Place’ is not something to tip-toe around
- ‘Ready Player One’ is a love letter to nerd culture
- The Neighbourhood’s third album proves band’s inability to release a bad song
Photos & Videos
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
- 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
