Counseling and Psychological Services ambassador Fariha Ahmed informs students how to combat food insecurity.
Smith should be able to embrace their nonbinary gender identity without being misgendered on a national level.
The Shorthorn editorial board calls on Gov. Abbott and state representatives to hold a special session of congress and address the growing crisis of gun violence in Texas.
Community Voices columnist Jonathan Demarest thinks the political left has a responsibility to be better educated on their positions.
Suicide is the second leading cause of death for college-aged people, but prevention is possible with a community effort.
Community Voices columnist Landry Rhodes urges the Democratic Party to consider more progressive policies instead of reaching across the aisle to appease Republicans.
Vaping carries a high amount of health-related concerns that aren’t worth the risk
Community Voices columnist Matt Bush thinks the Starbucks favorite is being released one month too soon.
Former Shorthorn Editor-in-Chief Narda Perez shares explains how the nation’s tragedy was her first real encounter with journalism.
The new Brazos Park is an ideal spot for students to hang out, study or simply recharge after a long day of classes.
The similarities in the El Paso shooter’s manifesto and Republican lawmakers highlight the influence of the words we use.
Community Voices columnist Sally Abdalgadir shares her search for meaning in a life with unanswered questions.
The two entertainment companies’ failure of a deal could leave the fans and the MCU hanging by a thread.
Physics senior Julian Beatty writes that the university’s Strategic Plan comes at the expense of students.
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The way Morrison’s works delved into the problems faced in the African American community left a profound impact.
Embracing unifying elements of the identity can overcome the disconnection felt by those raised in English-dominated households.
The switch only makes it more difficult for the community to stay informed about their safety.
The museum would help make Arlington a destination city should the museum’s foundation choose our city for the location.
The shoes were meant to celebrate Independence Day, but were pulled after fans claimed the flag had associations with slavery.
When the University Center was evacuated, administrators neglected to update students or the media on the situation.
Without collaboration, downtown Arlington will not reach its full potential.
Despite claiming multiple World Cups and outperforming the men’s team, the U.S. women’s soccer team is still paid less than the men’s.
Some things are inherently Texan. Sweet tea, Whataburger, cowboy hats — and weather that can change at any moment.
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.
The U.S. press secretary is tasked with an important job: acting as spokesperson for arguably the most powerful individual in the world, the president of the United States.
When a student first moves into an on-campus residence, they are met with a flurry of papers, room inspection forms, coupons to local restaurants and emergency phone numbers. All good stuff for a new or returning student.
Before I post a photo on Instagram, I quietly calculate how many likes it will probably receive compared to my friends’ posts.
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.
The element of surprise is an essential part of entertainment.
