Every year, UNT participates in the RecycleMania Tournament against other universities in the U.S. and Canada. The 2020 tournament runs from February 2 until March 28. During RecycleMania, students and faculty participate in weekly events such as Campus Litter Cleanups and tours of recycling facilities. This year, the We Mean
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This story is part of the Daily’s partnership with NABJ, known as commUN rooTs. Cynde Robinson wrote this piece as a contribution. Patrick Powers, a 26-year-old UNT alumnus and teacher at Bettye Meyers Middle School, is part of the two percent of teachers in the U.S. who are African-American men and has
In their mission statement, the Black Student Union (BSU) states that they are, “committed to creating an intentional, empowered and engaged community that centers the intersectional black student experience at UNT.” In the 11 events hosted alongside the Multicultural Center for Black History Month, BSU focuses on topics ranging from
It’s not every day you see Scrappy adorned with a rainbow tutu and green glitter eyelashes. But on a night with flying wigs, death drops and nails left on the stage, it was a fitting sight. Mx. Kerr Hall 2020 was a two-hour drag performance and live competition hosted inside
Homeless people around the U.S. have often lacked proper health care to help them get the resources and services they need to stay healthy. Hearts for the Homeless is an international organization that has taken the initiative to help these people and has provided homeless people with over 3,000 blood
In third grade, media arts freshman Grant Goodrich picked up a camera for the first time and started filming, not realizing his journey with photography and videography had just begun. “I fell in love with cameras,” Grant said. “My parents bought this Sony camcorder, and I always used to film
UNT alumna and self-published author, Madison Flores, has been writing for as long as she can remember, but finally committed herself to becoming a published author during her senior year of college at UNT. In February 2019, Madison began writing her first novel, which transformed into a two-part historical romance
Tattooing has been around for centuries and has taken on many forms and meanings. In some parts of the world, tattoos represent family or tribes. Here in the United States, we see them as a form of self expression. For Katie Chidgey, they are part of her everyday life. Chidgey
By Isabel Anes As members of Folxlórico gather in a small studio, a person holding a brown guitar says his hellos before going off into a corner to tune his instrument. As the group gathers around him, Folxlórico president Melodie Hernandez joins him at his side, and the pair begins to
While holding a spot on the UPC Live Music Committee in 2017, Jason “Ariel” Bobadilla agreed to perform at an upcoming event showcasing local music for the organization. The event was only two weeks away, giving him 14 days to gather a band. He pulled together five other musicians and
