The COVID-19 pandemic has led people to navigate a “new normal,” which includes staying home more and wearing masks in public. These changes can be especially difficult for young children,
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Disabilities, both visible and invisible, can lead to a student’s adjustment to university looking different from others. Someone Like Me is an organization that was founded at UNT in September
Salvage Shoppe in the Downtown Mini Mall is a second-hand shop that provides colorful, gender-neutral clothing and accessories to re-home used items. Owner and Denton resident Juliana DiGennaro opened Salvage
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, artists in Denton have had to find creative ways to promote and implement their work in a time of social distancing. The Greater Denton Arts Council
Diversity and inclusion has always been valued by Dr. Pamela Padilla, UNT associate vice president of research and professor in
As the Black Lives Matter movement continues to be relevant, many activists advocate for shopping at local Black-owned businesses. This
As the Black Lives Matter movement continues to be important in the United States, many activists say finding ways to
As she strokes her brush against a canvas with brightly-colored acrylic paints, communication design senior Hannah Davis is both creating
Amid the racial injustices in the United States, UNT students and business owners are taking the initiative to redirect their
Denton locals logged onto their computers last Friday and Saturday to tune into the Pockets to Faucets benefit show, supporting
