By EMILY WEBERSKI/Contributor The college students’ expenses have seems to grow every day. Due to rising costs, some students are having to make choices between receive healthcare. “I have friends that have avoided the doctor [Read More…]
By JOSEPH DOMINGUEZ/Contributor Since becoming the head athletic trainer at UT Tyler, Andrew Cage has worked to enhance the level of care provided to student athletes. Cage’s duties include injury prevention strategies and rehabilitating injured [Read More…]
By NORA DELEON/Contributor The University of Texas at Tyler is considering upgrading facilities, revamping curriculum and hiring more faculty as innovations in art education grows. These changes—new paths—are aimed at preparing students for the rapidly [Read More…]
By KIRA HINTON/Contributor Midterms, projects, assignments, studying, finals, work, family, sports, eating and sleeping. Repeat. These are plans on students’ minds every day. “The workload is a lot to juggle between staying organized and prioritizing [Read More…]
By ALEJANDRA TAPIA/Contributor The weight gain of the ‘freshman-15’ is a reality for students with busy lives struggling to maintain eating and exercise habits. “I think about my weight every year,” Debora Loua, a junior [Read More…]
By STEPHANIE WILLIAMSON/Contributor With new simulation labs and programs and more space, the School of Nursing aims to grow and better address the evolving needs of students and the community. After two years of planning, [Read More…]
By AIDAN KING/Contributor It was just going to be another ordinary week at Sherman High School for Amanda Wiggins, but things started to get weird. As she reached the top of the stairs to get [Read More…]
Daniel Yates discusses issues about the body and health with guests.
By ZACHARIAH ABERCUMBRIA/Contributor In this podcast, Zacharia Abercumbria discusses the issue of school spirit at UT Tyler.
By DAVID CHAPEK/Staff Writer Every year, thousands of children in East Texas grow up in abusive homes. When Jeremy Flowers was a kid, his home wasn’t out of the ordinary or strange – it was [Read More…]