Jaidyn Watkins, a freshman majoring in international studies, graduated from the Oakridge School in 2022 and became a student at UNT at the beginning of the 2022 fall semester. After
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Several Denton organizations have been forced to limit their services in response to Senate Bill 8, Texas’s new restrictive abortion law Taking effect on Sept. 1, the Texas Heartbeat Act
Biases in the medical field are being talked about more frequently than ever now, although outstanding factors such as race and socioeconomic backgrounds are hardly ever included in the conversation.
Healthcare workers highly involved in COVID-19 care experience more emotional exhaustion compared to those less involved, according to a UNT professor and alumna’s spring 2020 study. Professor Danielle Cooper and
To better care for our fellow sick and dying Americans during medical emergencies, private ambulance companies should be nationalized and
Student-workers at UNT have been mistreated, underpaid and denied benefits. In the past, writers for the North Texas Daily have published stories that
As I’ve watched the COVID-19 coverage and heard horrifying stories from the healthcare frontlines, I believed naïvely that no one
In America, socialism has become a dirty word even though we’ve infused socialist ideas into our economics, laws, policies and
As people stay indoors, leave cars in driveways and avoid any sort of contact during the COVID-19 pandemic, the environment
The Summer Hangout event for the Denton Music and Arts Collaborative, a nonprofit organization aimed at subsidizing healthcare for musicians,
