• Interview: Eddie Redmayne portays Stephen Hawking and shares his ‘Theory of Everything’
• Fresh Beats: Drake does it again and again
• Student movie passes for ‘The Wedding Ringer’ early screening
• Singers and songwriters jam at UPC’s Acoustic Art Series
• New Asian restaurants bring in college crowd
• Fresh Beats: Fall Out Boy and more new music
• New gourmet doughnut shop set for opening
• Fresh Beats: 8/28/14
• Five restaurants Denton needs
• First Friday of the month showcases artists

All posts tagged "arts and life"

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  TubaChristmas makes its way to Denton

  Samantha McDonald / Senior Staff Writer It starts with big, round, bass-like sounds followed by richer tenor tones. TubaChristmas has finally arrived in North Texas. Although most people don’t associate brass instruments with the holidays, a Dec....

  • Posted December 3, 2014
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  New local brew house gives to the homeless

  Edward Balusek / Visuals Editor Audacity Brew House will host the Fight the Freeze winter gear drive on Saturday to help the homeless population in Denton stay warm and safe during the cold season. The newly opened...

  • Posted December 3, 2014
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  Festivals make for weekend-long celebration

  Kayleigh Bywater / Intern Writer As Dentonites walk along the Square, twinkling lights, carolers humming holiday tunes and the smell of hot apple cider surrounds them. Since 1988, the Denton Main Street Association has held a Holiday...

  • Posted December 3, 2014
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  Fry businesses see new and unique growth

  Samantha McDonald / Senior Staff Writer From Crooked Crust and Pita Pit to Riprocks and Cool Beans, Fry Street is home to restaurant lovers, outgoing UNT students and Dentonites who are looking to escape the traditional atmosphere...

  • Posted December 1, 2014
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  Health concerns associated with Adderall use

  Dalton LaFerney / Senior Staff Writer You take the pill, probably washing it down with Red Bull or coffee, hoping to reach the zenith of concentration and productivity. The medication reaches the bloodstream, prying open synapses to...

  • Posted December 1, 2014
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  Protesters in Dallas bring attention to verdict

    Photo Story by: Hannah Ridings – Staff Photographer A protester is seen with his hands raised in the air. A collective gesture for most protesters was to put their hands in the air as if they...

  • Posted December 1, 2014
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  Dallas Protesters remember Michael Brown

  Update 12:30 p.m.: Two students were arrested by Dallas police last night during the protest. Studio Art and pre-RTVF senior Jonathan Adams and history sophomore Clinton McBride were charged with obstruction of a highway passage, which is a class...

  • Posted November 26, 2014
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  Roofing consultant works on new Union

  Alana Holt / Contributing Writer Sitting in an orange-cushioned chair in a construction office trailer, Brad Glaesmann, with a smile framed by a short, white goatee, recalls his proudest accomplishment as receiving his architecture license when he...

  • Posted November 25, 2014
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  Icepocalypse 2014: will it be the next big chill?

    Samantha McDonald / Senior Staff Writer Instead of leaving for class on an early December weekday last year, journalism senior Porschia Paxton was at her apartment at The Grove, browsing the Internet with the television blaring...

  • Posted November 25, 2014
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  Research supports Hispanic Mortality Paradox

  John Hoang / Intern Writer A recent study led by UNT faculty reveals Hispanic populations spend less time in the hospital and survive those visits more frequently than other races. The study helped contribute to the existing Hispanic...

  • Posted November 25, 2014
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