Editor’s note: This story has been updated to accurately reflect burn ban violation information. Denton County Judge Andy Eads issued a burn ban on July 13 in the wake of
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In the midst of multiple over 100-degree heat waves, Denton Municipal Electric and the university’s Emergency Management Team are working to prevent power outages and heat-related illnesses. At the time
The university has appointed a new assistant vice president and director for diversity and inclusion in “its commitment to fight against racism and bias, and creating social justice and equity,”
The Student Government Association met Wednesday to discuss and eventually approve five pieces of emergency-status legislation, all of which were purchase proposals to pay for events or gifts for members.
Dozens of students gathered outside the Business Leadership Building Wednesday evening to call for the Young Conservatives of Texas to
Core Scientific Inc.’s blockchain data center warehouse that began construction late last year in Denton is now operational but facing
Following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s updated COVID-19 community guidelines, the city of Denton rescinded its mask mandate
After an ill-fated bounce on a game-winner attempt by junior guard Tylor Perry, men’s basketball was eliminated in the second
Men’s basketball was eliminated in the semifinals of the Conference USA Tournament after a 42-36 loss to Louisiana Tech University
Ranked the “second-best college food in North Texas” by Niche.com, the university has offered on-campus food for students with dietary
