Having established itself as an influential presence in the filmmaking world, the Gotham Film & Media Institute is setting an example that other award circuits could follow.
Getting organized and mastering time management by utilizing a planner benefits students by giving them the confidence that comes from being organized.
UTA should continue to offer incentives for students to get tested and vaccinated for the greater good.
In 2019, the Student Senate passed senator Cecilia Silva’s Resolution 18-04, which required every on-campus store to provide women’s health care products and for the regular maintenance and refilling of dispensers in women’s restrooms.
Dialing back expectations and soaking in the positivity of winning smaller victories along the way can ease the anxiety caused by an overachieving society.
It's been less than a decade since same-sex marriage was legalized, and people should take action to ensure this right isn't taken.
The Shorthorn Editorial Board encourages exposing students to different perspectives through characters and authors from different socioeconomic, racial and cultural backgrounds.
For the LGBTQ+ community, coming out is not a one-time thing as every new person they meet may react differently.
The approved curriculum for 2022 excludes important information on consent, sexual orientation and gender identity.
By treating queer characters with as much care as any other, shows like "She-Ra and the Princesses of Power" can help kids realize their own experiences are valid.
With plastic usage contributing to harmful climate change, people should prioritize healthy living over convenience and opt for sustainable options.
For the LGBTQ+ community, coming out is not a one-time thing as every new person they meet may react differently.
The approved curriculum for 2022 excludes important information on consent, sexual orientation and gender identity.
By treating queer characters with as much care as any other, shows like "She-Ra and the Princesses of Power" can help kids realize their own experiences are valid.
With plastic usage contributing to harmful climate change, people should prioritize healthy living over convenience and opt for sustainable options.
This form of domestic abuse is based on aggression and manipulation, making it difficult for victims to leave their relationships.
During a time where domestic violence victims are forced to spend more time around their abusers, it is vital that they are connected with resources and support.
Community Voices columnist Siddhi Nair argues that people shouldn’t shy away from math as it has applications in several fields, even creative ones.
The recent law that strips away the permit requirement has led to more access to guns for Texas citizens, but being more lenient with gun control seems like the wrong solution to our problem with school shootings.
Members of the LGBTQ+ community deal with discrimination and violence against them as society has shunned them in the past. Even today, the hardships LGBTQ+ folks endure continue to harm a community that should be embraced and supported, and society should change that.
International students positively impact the tertiary education system and the economy, yet they receive far fewer opportunities than their native peers.
Community Voices columnist Jean Luc Reynolds argues that many have forgotten the purpose of the Second Amendment — to defend against a tyrannical regime.
America has a history of leftist support of gun ownership, and it’s something that should be kept in mind with the current state of the nation.
While corporations and politicians use cultures and minority social issues to their own benefit, Americans should remember to reflect on the significance behind cultures that contribute to American diversity.
Greatly reducing traffic fatalities and injuries by utilizing safe street designs can benefit citizens’ lives and the city’s economy.
Being in constant contact with the people isn’t ideal, and taking a break from social media can benefit anyone who feels they need more space.
A year and a half after the pandemic started, the campus is returning to life — and students should reclaim the college experience they imagined.
Community Voices columnist Jason English argues that men need to confront the outdated rhetoric surrounding traditional gender norms.
The bill restricts voting hours, methods, and accessibilities in order to ensure election integrity, but may actually make it harder for people to cast their vote.
Anyone can dramatically improve at chess with practice, and there is evidence that playing provides mental health benefits.
If the governor wanted to help rape victims, he would focus on prosecuting rape by clearing the backlog of 5,298 untested rape kits in Texas.
Mastering one’s time management can unlock success and learning. Reflecting on decision-making and learning from it can be useful for making the best of one’s day.
Community Voices columnist Arian Goudar believes that joint-release movies afford the public a greater degree of safety, accessibility and flexibility.
Athletes continue to have their mental health dismissed because of their high earnings and fame. Fans should be more understanding that not everyday is a good day and athletes have off days.
As UTA prepares to resume face-to-face classes, staff and students should be considerate of each other during the transition period.
Community Voices columnist Thevnin Rumende argues that the technological advances of the space race make it more than just a vanity project.
The meeting next Monday will allow students, faculty and staff to have their voices and concerns be heard and influence how the university will be run for years to come.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, people did not have the chance to complete the grieving process, and Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month is a time to be aware and considerate of loss.
Jill Bold, journalism senior and The Shorthorn staff, reflects on her memories of 9/11 and the resounding impact it has since had on everyday American life.
The country united in many ways following the terrorist attack, and we can apply the lessons learned then to todays pandemic and period of unrest.
The attacks by Muslim extremists demonized the Islamic religion for many U.S. citizens when they should instead be allowing Muslims to grieve with them.
With COVID-19 switching many UTA classes online, some students might feel hindered by the technological barrier, but digital tools can actually be beneficial.
The decision bars care for at least 85% of Texas abortion patients and could increase the occurrence of dangerous illegal abortions.
Restrictions on early voting hours, a ban on after-hours voting and protections for partisan poll watchers could severely affect Arlington voters.
Students are more likely to be hired post-graduation in their preferred industries if they gain experience through internships.
The singer/rapper promotes a body-normative lifestyle and has recently faced derogatory attacks after releasing “Rumors” featuring Cardi B.
Getting vaccinated isn’t about partisan politics. It’s about protecting yourself, your fellow students, professors and your family.
The Shorthorn Editorial Board encourages students, faculty and staff to wear masks and get vaccinated to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Community Voices columnist Jonathan Demarest argues that the governor’s ban on mask mandates goes against the conservative principle of small government.
Community Voices columnist Jean Luc Reynolds argues that mandating COVID-19 precautions strips Americans of civil liberties.
The university’s failure to be proactive has resulted in confusion and frustration as coronavirus cases surge due to the Delta variant.
Community Voices columnist Reese Surles argues that the sudden and complete withdrawal from Afghanistan left the nation unable to defend itself from the Islamic extremists.
Shorthorn staffer Samantha Knowles describes her experience living in the residence hall and why the university should have closed the dorm’s doors sooner.
Many UTA students have faced stress, exhaustion and burnout over the last year, and it’s important to focus on mental and emotional well-being as the semester ends.
Community Voices columnists Lisa Mey and Christian Pheng argue that by sexualizing themselves, Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion only perpetuate female sexualization in music.
Community Voices columnist Nina Manzanares argues that education is power, and the achievements of multiracial women graduates can inspire the next generation.
The conviction of Derek Chauvin, former Minneapolis Police officer, for the murder of George Floyd is only a small step toward justice for the many people of color killed by police.
Only about 8.35% of eligible voters participated in the last general election, which is far too few for elections that affect all Arlington residents. Vote in the May 1 general election.
Community Voices columnist Arian Goudar argues that plenty of diverse talent exists in Hollywood, and voting members of the academy are beginning to recognize and nominate these artists.
Community Voices columnist Antonio Sanchez argues that an overabundance of processed foods is a major contributor to increasing cases of diabetes and the obesity epidemic.
The U.S. has recorded 45 mass shootings in the last month. Now is not the time to loosen gun restrictions.
Community Voices columnists Lisa Mey and Christian Pheng argue that Disney’s newest animated film appropriates its cultural aesthetics and passes it off as representation.