Hardy spoke with The Shorthorn on UTA's internet providers, how its internet works, and the reasons behind connection issues that students and faculty have faced while on campus.
O’Rourke, who will be facing incumbent Gov. Greg Abbott in the 2022 midterm, discussed gun laws, abortion rights and other controversial topics during his speech.
The city council approved resolutions amending speed limits on Interstate 30 frontage roads as well as buying new furniture for both City Hall and the Municipal City Tower.
Three UTA Reserve Officers’ Training Corps cadets worked around the country in the COVID-19 intensive care unit, with the infantry and in staged guerrilla warfare.
Currently in the process of writing an album, leading musicians Oladipo Oyediran and Kayla Scales share their experiences and backgrounds as independent artists.
The annual event hosted 92 teams of six, returning to its pre-COVID-19 participation numbers.
Benjamin Wilson, Russian Culture Society president, shares his support for Ukraine and addresses the controversy surrounding the club. He hopes the club can continue advocating for Slavic culture and its people.
Cowley will be officially sworn in as president in a formal ceremony at 2:30 p.m. at College Park Center. There will be a street festival following the ceremony at 4 p.m. on Spaniolo Drive.
Police said the suspect was a 25-year-old Black male, six-foot, 180 pounds, armed with a black pistol and was wearing a black beanie and jeans and a blue long-sleeved shirt. Anyone who witnesses suspicious activity should notify Arlington police by calling 911 or 817-272-3381.
Police said the suspect was a 25-year-old Black male, six-foot, 180 pounds, armed with a black pistol and was wearing a black beanie and jeans and a blue long-sleeved shirt. Anyone who witnesses suspicious activity should notify Arlington police by calling 911 or 817-272-3381.
Positions for Homecoming king and queen, Student Senate, UTA Ambassadors and the Student Service Fee Allocation Committee are open. Filing to run costs $10 and can be applied for on UTA’s website.
The office will combine functions from the Office of Human Resources and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Cowley also announced the search for the office’s inaugural vice president.
The Café offers students hands-on experience running a business and allows them to practice business skills like scheduling, budgeting production costs and pricing products.
The Studio’s renovations expanded an additional 8,000 square feet of making and learning space, and the FabLab shop features more room to store wood, metalworking equipment and different hand tools.
Though temperatures will be higher than usual this weekend, a cold front will cool temperatures off on Sunday for the incoming week. Bianca Garcia, National Weather Service meteorologist, suggests staying hydrated and under shade for the weekend.
22-year-old Mahsa Amini was arrested in Iran in September because of an “improper” hijab and died three days later. The demonstration was held to remind Iranian students and faculty that they’re not alone, said Mahnaz Paydarzarnaghi, the organization’s president.
The Career Development Center hosted the event for students and alumni to find new opportunities in the work field. Over 1,350 students and alumni attended and could connect with 147 different employers.
The service closed on Sept. 17 following challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic to thrifting
The space will provide a sense of support and community for queer students and allies.
After their parents have sacrificed to move their families across the border, the students relay their struggle to stay productive, to manage mental health and to balance financial obstacles.
The Student Access and Resource Center launches Learning Access Center program to support students with individual and group services.
This program advocates for queer students, helping them feel safe and accepted. It offers a variety of services to help them succeed and be connected to a larger community.
Players are encouraged to wear sunscreen and bring water, as Oozeball can cause heat exhaustion. Duct tape will be provided for players to secure their shoes.
Students and faculty share how Military and Veteran Services at UTA have helped them acclimate to college and civilian life.
Student Body President Teresa Nguyen said she intends to pick up the work left behind following the impeachment trials, including recruitment and the Student Green Fund.
Various mental health and wellness events and programs available for UTA students were discussed at the meeting. Transition Programs and Services hopes to help students, especially first-generation students, easily transition into college life.
La Sociedad Hispánica held its celebration Sunday at Brazos Park, where students could come and learn more about Hispanic culture.
Transfer students can enjoy online, self-paced classes in professional and technical skills. Certificates in Java, Google and Microsoft as well as tips to improve resume and interview skills are some of the options available.
Two thefts were also reported, including AirPods and a bike wheel being stolen.
The weather will feel more like July or August instead of September going into the weekend, according to Daniel Huckaby, National Weather Service meteorologist.
The fair gave students a chance to network and get involved with different organizations within the college, such as professional business fraternities.
