While some students expressed concerns about loosening COVID-19 precautions, most looked forward to a bustling campus and in-person classes.
Historic lows brought students out to play in the snow on Valentine’s Day.
With demand for surgical and N95 masks increasing, many on campus have opted to make face masks of their own or buy them from retailers.
While most students have left campus in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, the mostly empty campus is still home to many.
The UTA community embraces both Halloween and Día de los Muertos, using creative costumes and mesmerizing makeup.
From floral prints to handlebar mustaches, UTA students explain how they create their signature styles.
In this edition of Faces of UTA series, five students share the stories behind their tattoos.
Faces Of UTA is a bi-monthly series that focuses on the unique individuals that make up UTA's student body. The Shorthorn is starting the semester with a collection of people who participated in the 2019 Move-In Event.
For the last edition of Faces of UTA, staff members of The Shorthorn were featured and asked questions about journalism and their positions.
Cameron Ford | International business senior
Brandon Udechukwu | International business and Spanish senior
In this second part of Faces of UTA, students and faculty discussed their struggles and what keeps them going in the face of hardship.
The people who walk this campus have unique stories, personalities and dreams that make UTA what it is.