After a year of individual and collective tragedies, religion remains a vital part of the country’s moral fabric. The COVID-19 pandemic has tested just about everyone’s physical, mental and emotional
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The power of religion cannot be denied. For several millennia it has been a way for people to make sense of the ever-changing world around them. It has also guided
If all goes according to plan, the university will fully resume in-person classes this fall. We will soon go through a new, uncomfortable process in achieving a familiar yet new
International students encounter additional challenges during the pandemic, such as navigating immigration requirements, finding stable housing and being unable to visit family, all compounded by the difficulty of being a
Words of encouragement echo in a small room at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas. “You got this. Keep breathing. Don’t
Over the course of the pandemic, hate crimes as a whole have risen, and hate crimes aimed towards Asian Americans
Healthcare workers highly involved in COVID-19 care experience more emotional exhaustion compared to those less involved, according to a UNT
On March 3, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott issued an executive order lifting the mask mandate in Texas that was issued
Graduation. What once was a cause for celebration and one’s entry into “the real world” has now been reduced to
The coronavirus pandemic continues to affect college sports teams all across the country. The University of North Texas is just
