Campus News
Two of the Best Study Spots at UT Tyler
By MEGAN WILLIAMS/ Staff Writer For some of us, tests and exams are coming up, so it’s imperative to find the best spot to study. The best way to find a study spot is simply [Read More…]
Life & Arts
Culture
Predicting the Academy Awards 2024 — Part one!
By Stephen Craig/Staff Contributor The Academy Awards: the awards ceremony we all like to make fun of, yet still watch every year. Founded by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), the Academy [Read More…]
Culture
Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience
Story and Photos by ASHLEY WORLEY/Staff Contributor Pixies and Nifflers might not be the average wildlife of a DFW park, but the inhabitants of Universal Studios’ Wizarding World, it seems, can make an appearance just [Read More…]
City/State
Behind the Scenes at Tyler’s Kiepersol Winery
By MEGAN WILLIAMS/Staff Writer On Feb. 2, I toured the Kiepersol Winery, located in Tyler, with Brand Ambassador Ron Martin guiding me along the vineyard, distillery and infusion room. Through this tour, I learned about [Read More…]
Campus News
Top 5 Films Releasing in 2024
By YOSEF IBITAYO/ Staff Contributor Dune: Part Two Dune: Part Two, based off of the seminal 1965 science-fiction novel Dune by Frank Herbert, continues the story of 2021’s Oscar-winning Dune. Following the fall of [Read More…]
Life & Arts
Time to Tackle Terrible Taxes
By BRYNNA WILLIAMSON/ Vice Editor in Chief Hey. Taxes. Don’t forget them. It would be bad. https://www.irs.gov/filing/free-file-do-your-federal-taxes-for-free
Campus News
New SAR Facilities Open to serve students
By JIM RASBERRY/Staff Writer The Student Accessibility Resources office (SAR) has opened newly renovated offices and student support space located on the fourth floor of the library. SAR Inaugural Director Ms. Dawn Sousa-Hearn was not available [Read More…]
Reviews
REVIEW: New Wonka Movie A Success, In Its Own Way
By JOHN ENABOIFO / Staff Contributor Curious about the new Wonka Movie? Well, quiet up and listen down. No, scratch that — reverse it. Paul King, director of the well-beloved (and rightly so) Paddington movies, took [Read More…]
Culture
Made to be Broken: The Fascinating History of New Year’s Resolutions
By JUDE RATCLIFF / Staff Contributor It’s the end of January, which means that just over three weeks ago, millions of people worldwide made promises to themselves regarding substantial changes for the better to their routines [Read More…]
Life & Arts
Times Square Grand Slam: Review from a Broke College Student
By PORTER STAGGERS/Staff Writer I have always loved going to the movie theater. The popcorn, the seats — everything has always felt like magic. When the lights go down and the movie begins to play, I [Read More…]