Roe v. Wade was overturned Friday, overruling a precedent that stood for over 50 years and will lead to a trigger law on abortion in Texas that will go into effect in 30 days.
For those diving into the water this summer, The Shorthorn has tips on how to make the most of your experience.
The city puts together the MLK Day of Service on June 18 in the City Center Plaza to celebrate Juneteenth, which became a federal holiday last year. The event was previously postponed in January because of COVID-19.
As summer is here, The Shorthorn is here to share some tips about applying sunscreen and all the different types for each skin condition.
At orientation, the new faces on campus share their hopes and expectations as they embark on their UTA journey.
The air on Saturday was thick with sunscreen, sweat and smiles in the heat at Arlington’s first-ever pride event.
Follow the improvisational journey of Telephone, where each Shorthorn illustrator rotates and picks up where the story left off twice a week.
The service was held Friday in Veterans Park, which included a 45-minute prayer circle and a flower dropping to honor the families, victims and those recovering.
The victories mark the Mavericks’ first series win since early April. They will return to the field to play Texas A&M University at 6:35 p.m. Tuesday in College Station, Texas.
After winning 13 gold medals in their meet this Thursday, the teams will compete in the Sun Belt Conference championship in Lafayette, Louisiana.
Lipscomb Hall was an affordable housing option for students from 1957 until 2020, when it became a quarantine space for the pandemic, according to previous Shorthorn reporting.
The back-to-back wins brought the Mavericks to 20-17 for season play.
Passover is celebrated over seven days and shares the story of the Jews liberation from slavery in Egypt.
The protest, organized by the Progressive Student Union, called for the immediate resignation of the Student Body vice president Thomason Clayton following his impeachment hearing finding him not responsible for the alleged charges.
The protest, organized by the Progressive Student Union, called for the immediate resignation of Thomason Clayton following his impeachment hearing finding him not responsible for the alleged charges.
The show included performances from different student groups and showcased traditional wear from different cultures.
The event connected student volunteers with 44 projects across the Metroplex, including the community garden, Fielder Museum and Mission Arlington.
The Big Event, the largest day of community service at UTA, returns with over 600 volunteers participating in 44 agency projects across the Metroplex.
Senior multis Jade Bontke and Lucas Van Klaveren compete in the Mt. San Antonio College Relays while the rest of the team will compete at the Michael Johnson Invitational in Waco, Texas, on April 22 and 23.
This play is recommended for adult audiences only as it contains harsh scenes. General admission is $10, while students, faculty, staff and seniors can pay $8.