About 100 demonstrators protested against police brutality after Wright was shot and killed by a police officer in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota.
The council authorized the settlement agreement for $235,000 in connection to a lawsuit involving alleged excessive use of force and unlawful search by the Arlington Police Department.
It has been almost a year since interim President Teik Lim was appointed, and the UT System has not announced a search for a permanent president.
The bill is listed as one of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s priorities for this legislative session, and the UTA community’s support is split down party lines.
What used to be a single course has now become a fully developed degree program designed to help graduates combat the drug crisis and other mental health challenges.
Now that the mask mandate is lifted and restaurants and music venues returned to 100% capacity, musicians in Arlington are able to perform live again.
The community discusses the college’s efforts to increase enrollment and hiring of Black and Hispanic students and faculty.
Members of the UTA community discussed the importance of including Asian American voices in conversations about race.
Interim President Teik Lim and Jamar Jones, music industry studies program director, talked on how students can prepare themselves to enter the music industry.
The decision came after the Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended a nationwide pause in order to investigate rare cases of blood clots.
The Sustainable Urban Design undergraduate program and the Sustainable Building Technology masters degree were originally proposed by former dean Adrian Parr in fall 2018.
The research team received a grant of about $1.1 million from the Office of Naval Research in February, which will be distributed over a three-year period to develop the helmet.
The annual community service event featured 68 project sites, including Mission Arlington, the Dallas Arboretum, the Fort Worth Hope Center and more.
Burnside said he hopes to see more representation of HIV-positive people living and thriving and more representation of LGBTQ+ folks who are ordinary people rather than defined by their queerness.
Monique Sellers, National Weather Service meteorologist, recommends carrying an umbrella due to intermittent rain.
The elected positions include student body president and vice president, UTA ambassadors and senators, and Mr. and Ms. UTA.
The exact value of the bicycle is unknown, and the case is currently active, according to the UTA crime log.
The grant will fund a research studio for graduate students who will work on documentation and research for communities impacted by environmental racism.
The workshop featured Marcus Stanley, change agent and public health practitioner, who spoke on racism, anti-Blackness, systems of oppression and disease disparity.
Anyone over 16 is now eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine but must register through the Tarrant County Public Health website to get one at AT&T Stadium.
No one inside the building was injured in the crash. The incident marks the second time the church has been hit by a vehicle in the past two weeks.
The community service event will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at various project sites in the Metroplex.
‘We don’t feel safe’: Asian business owners in Arlington fear national increase in anti-Asian racism
According to Stop AAPI Hate, businesses are the primary site of Asian discrimination in the U.S., and Texas is among the top five states in terms of anti-Asian hate incidents.
The Center to Rise Wellness Spa Studio offers individual, group and family therapy, as well as Reiki, sound bowl healing and yoga.
In the face of some major changes during the pandemic, the police department has adapted to the new circumstances and continued to serve.
Rep. Tony Tinderholt, R-Arlington, filed the bill in disagreement with Facebook’s and Twitter’s decisions to ban former President Donald Trump.
Health experts have cited reduced access to traditional health care centers, public reluctance to see doctors and existing inequalities as key obstacles for vaccine distribution.
Many people question the safety and efficacy of the vaccines. These students reveal why they did or did not sign up to receive a vaccination.
The university announced Tuesday that the option would not be offered this semester despite Student Body President Blaize LaFleur’s efforts to advocate for it.
People on both sides of the debate weigh in on what measures would or would not help the gun violence issue in America.
Over 38,000 people attended the event, marking the first time an MLB team opened its ballpark at 100% capacity since the pandemic began.