The Social Sapphics is a group on campus that began with linguistics junior Crystal Lindsey and English junior Trisha Gnadt. Their mission for the organization is to provide a space
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Attending a show for the Denton band Maestro Maya sounds different from a traditional music experience — they do not write songs and use very few lyrics. Instead, the band
Outside of UNT’s graduate student art studios, a window illuminates with a slide show of photographs showcasing things like portraits, nature and the sky. This window is an art gallery,
At the Day of the Dead Festival, hosted by the Denton Community Market, vendors line the streets with sugar skull masks, Día de los Muertos paintings, face painting stations and
Before entering the Central Christian Church in Pilot Point, the sound of a Victorian piano is audible from the outside.
Denton is home to many local businesses, musicians and artists. For Javi Arriaga, these things are what make Denton’s community
A Wednesday afternoon at Stoke resembles your typical workspace. People sit inside offices, at large tables and in the kitchen
Most college students have a family member they can go to with their questions about college. However, some students are
Most films take at least a few months to film. In one week, though, actors, a production team and a
On an energetic Saturday night at The Bearded Monk, groups of locals gather around to hear the band Brotherhood’s set.
