The Shorthorn’s editor-in-chief describes how the student publication serves its community.
To others, a family is determined by the DNA or legal papers one shares with others. For me, my family is chosen by a connection that defies genetics: love.
Gaydar, a slang term used in the LGBTQ community for what is essentially a “magical power” to sense if someone is not heterosexual, is problematic and minimizes the individuality of queer people.
It doesn’t take much to hear about sex trafficking nowadays. Videos of kidnapping attempts and missing people on Twitter leave users uneasy. Cases like the one involving Jeffrey Epstein, a high-profile billionaire who sexually exploited teenagers for years, dominate the conversation.
With new buildings coming to campus, UTA should pay special attention to accessibility while planning and creating these spaces.
Community Voices columnist Jonathan Demarest thinks critical issues like healthcare are overlooked in the media in favor of coverage of Trump's impeachment investigation.
The first Thanksgiving was a convergence of cultures, so including authentic dishes from different countries emphasizes the diversity of our nation's history.
How many people do you know with tattoos? They may be the ones closest to you, a best friend, an uncle, even your own parents.
Telenovelas are a staple in many Latinx households. For many, they are a form of overdramatic and entertaining storytelling that pulls you in with relatable plotlines and characters.
In mishandling their response, professional journalists turned what could have been a learning experience into an admonishment.
Preparing for college is an exciting time for both students and parents alike.
Community Voices columnist Joshua Abaya addresses a previous Shorthorn column by stating the moral law of God is not the gospel.
Kanye West’s Christian hip-hop effort doesn’t rise to the hype of most of his releases.
UTA’s wheelchair basketball teams have produced gold medal Paralympians, but many miss out on their games
Movember is more than just growing out a mustache, it’s meant to bring awareness to men’s mental health.
Many of Christ’s teachings were in support of peace, kindness and acceptance and therefore should be used by the progressive movement.
Your right to vote is just as powerful locally as it is nationally. Use it.
No black American should live in fear of those who are supposed to protect them.
Increasingly, it feels as though we are living in an age of unprecedented global anxiety. Our oceans are acidifying. The Amazon is ablaze. And it’s getting hot. Like, distressingly hot.
By using less than 15 minutes of your day for a self-compassion break, you can recover from stress and mishaps.
The lives involved in these cases of police murders affect not only the country, but the UTA community as well.
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…
Failure to participate in the Global Climate Strike on campus reflects student indifference towards the wellbeing of the planet we call home
Community Voices columnist Kara Otuke says the unique challenges black immigrants face deserve more awareness in the debate.
Community Voices columnist Isabella Belloso argues that the traditional view of makeup representing femininity is outdated.
The Health Center is now offering free flu vaccinations in its immunization center, which are funded by student fees and provided at no additional cost.
It has been eight weeks since the start of the fall semester. With application deadlines and assignments piling up, it’s possible to lose focus on what you’re trying to accomplish not just in school, but in life after college.
By not following standard procedure, Pelosi’s attempt at impeachment will bear no fruit.
Community Voices columnist Jonathan Demarest says the Democratic National Committee is using the impeachment to aid Joe Biden’s presidential run.
The county has opted out of providing an early voting location on campus in response to House Bill 1888, citing budget restrictions
When I came to UTA in the fall of 2015, I was like most freshmen: young and naive.