Nizza Pizza has a brand new sister eatery. It’s a frozen yogurt and shaved ice shop called Yummee Yogurt.

Both the pizzeria and yogurt shop are within walking distance from the university on the corner of Cooper Street and Park Row Drive.

Oozeball is unquestionably different from regular volleyball.

“It’s a whole different ballgame,” said Yessenia Navarro, a bilingual early education sophomore.

For the first time, Urban and Public Affairs graduate students are putting together an event to bring an atmosphere to downtown Arlington that other large cities such as Dallas, Fort Worth and Austin have.

“The idea is taking an under-utilized space and turning it into something that is aesthetically pleasing,” said Megan O’Neal, a city regional planning graduate student. “We want to show what downtown Arlington could be like.”

Behind the modern nightlife of West Seventh Street in Fort Worth, there is an old-fashioned saloon standing alone on Sixth Street maintaining a certain “hole-in-the-wall” charm.

Lola’s is a bar and live music venue that owner Brian Forella opened in January 2008 after closing his other venue, the Wreck Room on West Seventh Street because of city development. He said Lola’s is a place for customers of the Wreck Room to call home, and it serves as a place for community.