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Department advisers at UNT have seen a sudden increase in attendance rates for advising appointments with the addition of Appointment Manager — an online portal allowing current and new coming students
- Investment from athletic fee referendum helped improve tailgating experience, athletics staffer says
- UNT firearm club co-founder authors bylaws for “Western chauvinist” group
- UNT communication studies students put on 15th gender fair, educate the public about gender topics
- Student Service Fee Advisory Committee justifies budget cuts to the CRP by pointing to Counseling and Testing, SARC
- Give Big DFW promotes charity, community service
- Hurley Landscape Project projected to be complete in December
- Incoming Texas House Democrat Michelle Beckley accused of racist comments
- Through Trans Day of Remembrance, Denton honors the lives of people lost to violence
- Planning committee holds open house for community before proposal next month
Arts & Life
Stepping looks a lot like a dance — it has fluidity, formations and lots of footwork. For members of the new organization Green Lite Steppers, stepping is much more than the
- Jewelry-maker with lupus inspires others through her life and art
- Creatives in Denton County come together through Cross Timbers Artist’s Guild
- UNT CARE Team acts as “catch all” support system for students
- Fashion design students learn how to make it work in rigorous program
- UNT debate team encourages campus conversation despite budget cuts
- Denton Moto Collective fuels biker scene for locals
- Alumnus represents UNT as first artist-in-residence at The Epic facility
- Mx Kerr Hall crowns a new queen, celebrates LGBTQ+ community
- Native American Student Association kicks off heritage month with traditional performances
Sports
The Mean Green will be heading to Dreamstyle Stadium in Albuquerque, NM, on Dec. 15 to face the Utah State Aggies. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. CST and will
Opinion
by Amber Gaudet | contributing writer All pretense of respect for constitutional freedoms fell away this November as political tactics pushing a conservative agenda have grown increasingly aggressive, making federal
- California wildfires should not be subject to controversy in the media and politics
- President Trump can’t re-write the rights of immigrants
- The system isn’t “broken”: The Supreme Court has historically underrepresented minorities
- Unconditionally free speech can no longer exist in our world
- Political differences: why some of us can’t simply overlook them
- What it really means to be socially correct in these times of change
- The United States should embrace its immigrants, not abuse them
- Steps should be taken to better understand and diagnose mental illness
- The minimalist lifestyle has its flaws, but can be invoked in small ways
The Dose
Harry Potter fever struck the U.S. throughout the early 2000s, and the pop-culture landscape changed immensely because of it. Whether from the books or the movies, we all know who
- No more long grocery store lines during holiday season with Walmart Pickup
- 6 quirky turkey Thanksgiving traditions
- Imagine Dragons’ new ‘Origins’ album encompasses all things the band does best
- Easy and tasty recipes to bring to Thanksgiving dinner
- How to wear those perfect curls imperfectly
- ‘Pokémon Go’ and get the app again
- ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ may be formulaic, but it’s bound to rock you
- ‘Suspiria’ is proof that arthouse belongs in horror
- Robyn reunites with fans on ‘Honey’
Photos & Videos
UNT students gathered at the Library Mall this afternoon after word spread that a small group of demonstrators appeared wielding signs that read “BLM are racist thugs,” “Every Real Muslim
- SXSW: Austin’s world renowned festival discovers Denton
- Union Fest 2018
- Downtown Mini Mall falls piece by piece
- Film festival creates space for sharing and empowerment of black culture
- Beating cancer with confidence on the catwalk
- Thousands gather in Dallas for second annual Women’s March
- Celebration of Martin Luther King Jr. Day inspires and entertains
