Social justice is a dirty concept in American society, specifically in the last decade of its existence. Sure, it isn’t an obscenity that comes out of us college students’ mouth
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With COVID-19 ravaging through Texas right now, UNT made the correct call in postponing commencement for students graduating at the end of the spring semester. In lieu of an actual
On July 8, Stanford announced it will be cutting 11 of its varsity sports programs after the 2020-2021 season in response to the financial consequences of the pandemic, according to
By: Megan Mitchell “Nobody knows anything” has been the university’s party line since April concerning the purgatory student workers have been stuck in. Unlike UNT’s administration, here’s a couple things
On March 12, the NCAA announced that it would cancel March Madness for the first time since the beginning of
If there is one thing that online classes have taught me, it is that before online classes, I was the
As she strokes her brush against a canvas with brightly-colored acrylic paints, communication design senior Hannah Davis is both creating
This story has been updated. The June 18 cover story about UNT’s response to Black Lives Matter incorrectly stated that
In her time at UNT, biology senior Pariya Ghofrani has served on multiple executive boards, maintained a high level of
While most of UNT’s students and faculty have been off-campus, construction continues on the Central Dining Hall and previously delayed
