After going on hiatus due to COVID-19, the mud volleyball tournament returned with 56 registered teams going head to head on 10 volleyball courts.
After a loss to Tennessee State University, the Mavericks found success on the court against Prairie View A&M University and Northwestern State University.
The Mavericks will stay home to face McNeese State University in a doubleheader starting at 10:30 a.m. Friday at College Park Center.
The event was hosted at Brazos Park and featured various organizations' booths, food and music, as well as the unveiling of a new Spirit Horse.
Follow the improvisational journey of Telephone, where each Shorthorn illustrator rotates and picks up where the story left off twice a week
A sense of normalcy returns as the campus refills for the fall semester.
The event welcomed hundreds of students and included performances from RISE A Cappella and the UTA Dance Team.
Over 200 people attended the event, which provided information about the university's campus, student success resources and family-focused sessions.
Students could check in between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m., and volunteers would help them transport their luggage into their new homes.
Spectators were able to tailgate and watch the display from outside their vehicles, and the event is expected to return to Downtown Arlington next year.
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Here's a map on how to find public restrooms, free parking and the participant drop off during the Independence Day Parade on Monday.
The comic will rotate biweekly to each illustrator and tell a story through their designs. Each new comic will be added to this page biweekly.
Lee never sat down throughout the 2 1/2-mile march to raise the Juneteenth flag at the Tarrant County Courthouse for the first time since 1976.
Originating in Galveston, Texas, the holiday celebrates African American heritage and signifies the fulfillment of the Emancipation Proclamation.
Despite suffering significant losses during February’s winter storm, Terry Leggett does everything he can to save as many bees as possible.
While some students expressed concerns about loosening COVID-19 precautions, most looked forward to a bustling campus and in-person classes.
Eight ceremonies were held over the course of three days, celebrating the graduating classes of 2020 and 2021.