The Student Government Association received an update on the university’s second phase of COVID-19 testing and voted on legislation pertaining to braille replacement and Canvas shortcuts during Wednesday night’s meeting.
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The university’s annual Homecoming events are returning to campus this year from Nov. 7-13 with the theme “Keep UNT Groovy.” This marks the first in-person version of the tradition since
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With this fall semester reverting largely back to face-to-face classes, the North Texas Daily reached out to students with disabilities
“[Being macho], it’s like anything else in life. You think you got all the answers. Then you realize, as you
This fall semester, the university launched eight new degree plans, covering topics such as addiction studies, biomedical engineering and geographic
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When Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 1 on Sept, 7, he promoted the legislation as tightening election integrity. For
