Working with mediums like concrete and watercolors, studio art senior Jose Vazques uses his art to convey themes of immigration, cultural identity and liminality — struggles he and his Mexican family
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A federal judge ruled in favor of the Young Conservatives of Texas in its lawsuit against the university, stating charging higher tuition for out-of-state students than Texan students with undocumented
What is the correct term to describe the near-millions of people who cross the border every year? People often use titles like “illegal immigrant” or “illegal alien” to label these
Author and alumni Patrick Strickland visited the university on March 2 to discuss his book, “The Marauders: Standing Up to Vigilantes in the American Borderlands.” The book tells the true
Back in April, I wrote about the best crime documentaries and docuseries to watch across the main streaming services. There have
This week, UNT students and faculty members in the ICE Out Coalition met with UNT Provost Jennifer Cowley to present
“There is a new opportunity in American politics if only we have the courage together to seize it,” the president
Since October, a caravan of thousands of migrants from crime and poverty-ridden countries in Central America has been journeying on
What does it mean to be “American?” Something that started as an idea with the hope of endless possibilities became
Those who immigrate to the U.S. illegally are one dimensional in many American minds: A lot of citizens find it
