Guest columnist Leah Cook argues that with a Senate unwilling to hold President Donald Trump accountable, we have to support transgender people at the ballot box.
No matter the feelings you had toward Kobe Bryant, whether you loved him or loved to hate him, there is no denying that he was one of basketball’s all-time greats.
It’s difficult to use pictures, words or memories to accurately and wholly capture the legacy of someone you knew and cared about.
The Halloween season welcomes more than ghosts and goblins. There are pumpkin patches, haunted houses and the ever popular Halloween party, where guests of age can drink the night away and forget about the horrors of midterms. With all that comes a few words of advice to help ensure your Hal…
Community Voices columnist Landry Rhodes urges the Democratic Party to consider more progressive policies instead of reaching across the aisle to appease Republicans.
The death of John Singleton marks a tragic time in Hollywood. Singleton’s career as a filmmaker was historic due to his depiction of the African-American experience. Singleton’s films are iconic because of the beautifully crafted lessons taught in each film.
Growing up, I found Cinco De Mayo to be a joyous holiday where my family gathered around the grill, danced to Tejano music and drank the night away.
Inside the College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs building, students are studying how our society works, lives and plays in the current climate.
Thanks to misuse by partisan politics, climate change is a difficult topic to discuss. Yet it is an important topic for every organism that inhabits the Earth.
A few weeks ago, I finally decided to make use of my limited free time and do laundry. While throwing the clothes out of my closet, I noticed an old T-shirt from my freshman year of high school: a size small, faded neon green shirt that read “CLASS OF 10.”
I attended my first drag show at The Rose Room in Dallas when I was 18.
In numerous instances this year alone, the term “no homo” has been said around me and other queer friends of mine.
No matter what the President says, the shutdown is bad, and he is responsible.
When I visited home over the break, I was surprised to see just how attached my 15-year-old sister had become to her mobile devices.
As we enter the depths of the longest government shutdown in United States history, both sides of the political spectrum have resorted to a fundamental of American politics: finger-pointing.
What would you do if your own mother told you, “If you become Muslim, you’ll become a terrorist”?
It has been a good 10 months since I landed at the DFW International Airport to pursue my master’s degree in electrical engineering here at UTA.
I am an alumnus now, but during my first week at UTA I heard a fellow student say, “I don’t even know the difference between a prayer and a wish.”
UTA prides itself in how diverse it is. It also does a pretty good job at being inclusive of those with disabilities.
Headspace is a semester-long series featuring diverse perspectives from Counseling and Psychological Services ambassadors discussing the broad subject of mental health. Check back every Thursday for new installments.
Many, if not most of us, would consider ourselves animal people. I certainly do. Many of us have pets and spend a significant portion of our time giggling with giddiness at the latest cat video.
Times have changed.
Minimum wage has become a growing concern among the population in recent years. The ever-growing poverty line in combination with a noticeable wage gap and a shrinking middle class has led many in the U.S. to believe that hiking the minimum wage would be a suitable cure for the country’s ail…
Headspace is a semester-long series featuring diverse perspectives from Counseling and Psychological Services ambassadors discussing the broad subject of mental health. Check back every Thursday for new installments.
It is a testament to the power of the presidency to know that a single phrase has the potential to incite violent unrest halfway across the globe.
Let me tell you a little story about how a swarm of yellow bikes changed my life.
I felt sick when I read Anthony Rapp’s account of underage sexual harassment at the hands of Kevin Spacey. I hope you feel the same.
I don’t care that accusations surround Kevin Spacey’s name. I want to keep watching “House of Cards.”
Wednesday, executives from Papa John’s denounced the leadership of the National Football League, specifically criticizing its management of the national anthem protest controversy.
Until recently, there was a gaping hole in my year between Labor Day in September and Thanksgiving in November.
On Nov. 8, 2016, I walked into the Humane Society of North Texas in the hopes of finding a dog of my own. The very same day, I walked out with my 2-month-old blue heeler/lab mix, Legolas.