Life & Arts – Page 15 – The Patriot Talon

A Guide To Building Credit As A College Student

November 16, 2023 Danny Mogle

By NAYELI CARRILLO/Staff Writer It follows you everywhere. It impacts your financial future. This number becomes a point of judgement, in which people reject or approve your financial decisions. “A credit score is a measure [Read More…]

Is Using AI in College Unethical?

November 13, 2023 Nathan Witt

Ever wondered if artificial intelligence could grade your college essays better than your professor, or do we risk losing the essence of critical thinking in the process? Hold on to your hats as we explore [Read More…]

Solar Fest: Music Festival and Green Energy Conference

November 9, 2023 Nathan Witt

By NATHAN WITT/ Editor-in-Chief Hundreds of people are going to get together in a secluded pasture late at night to celebrate the sun. Would you like to go? As peculiar as it may sound, that’s [Read More…]

Capturing Change – Lisa Horlander’s ‘Rite of Way’ Art Exhibition

November 9, 2023 Paulina Mata

By PAULINA MATA/Social Media Editor On the very edge of campus, a white room filled with floating structures stands still. That is, until someone steps in. Slowly, the pink and white shapes that hang from [Read More…]

Night Against Procrastination

November 9, 2023 Bethina Nunn

By BRYNNA WILLIAMSON/ Vice Editor-in-Chief and BETHINA NUNN/ Contributor Having trouble with homework, finals, or end-of-semester papers? Just can’t seem to sit down and get things done? Join other students who are in the same boat [Read More…]

Taylor Swift ‘Eras Tour’ Movie Leaves Swiftie Enchanted

November 7, 2023 Melanie Romero

By MELANIE ROMERO/Staff Writer Global superstar Taylor Swift premiered “The Eras Tour” Film in Los Angeles on Oct. 12. The film consisted of her Eras Tour performance in Los Angeles. The duration was 2 hours and [Read More…]

Burnout: It’s Real and Avoidable

November 6, 2023 Danny Mogle

By HANNAH BENSON/Staff Contributor Editor’s Note: This article deals with the common issues of stress and burnout. If you are feeling depressed, anxious, or stressed, reach out for free to the UT Tyler Counseling Center [Read More…]

Hub for artistry: SAAHA student leaders share their vision

November 6, 2023 Danny Mogle

By SANTIAGO NUÑEZ/ Multimedia Editor Whether it’s a build-up of laborious assignments, tiring work hours or a general lack of time, making room for creativity to blossom can be a hassle for college students. However, [Read More…]

PHOTO ESSAY: Midnight Breakfast 2023

November 2, 2023 Megan Williams

“The rest”: Boygenius Keeps it Short and Sad

October 30, 2023 Paulina Mata

By PAULINA MATA/ Social Media Editor Indie supergroup boygenius (which is stylized lowercase), coming off the high of a well-received first album and tour, released their latest EP, “the rest”, on Oct. 13. The four-track project [Read More…]