By NAYELI CARRILLO/Staff Writer I have asked my parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, “Why Tyler?” Out of all the cities in Texas, furthermore, all the cities in the United States, why choose to live here? [Read More…]
By JINGYUAN GUO/ Talon Contributor Mass communication major Jingyuan Guo explores creation of the Asian Student Association at UT Tyler and how Asian students turn to it to bond with one another. The documentary features [Read More…]
By PAULINA MATA/Staff Writer The eighth annual Lyceum was hosted by the Honors College on April 14. The research showcase featured over 130 students’s scholarly projects. “The Lyceum is one of my favorite days of [Read More…]
By ELAINA GONZALEZ/Opinion Editor On Thursday, April 13, UT Tyler hosted a campus-wide registration drive in an effort to get students ready for the fall semester. Organized by Academic Success and Student Success, the event [Read More…]
By NATHAN WITT/ Multimedia Editor The Office of the Dean of Students at UT Tyler is providing 4 full hours of rest and relaxation ahead of finals week. Wednesday, April 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 [Read More…]
By DAISY ESCATEL/ Staff Writer On April 13, 2023, Tyler Junior College and other Texas higher education institutions received threats of a potential active shooter. In response, the TJC Police, Tyler PD and other law [Read More…]
By MICHAEL BALD/Patriot Pulse Editor The University of Texas at Tyler eSports team live-streamed and won a Valorant gaming tournament Thursday night at the Patriot Zone. This means they will compete in the divisional finals against [Read More…]
By BRYNNA WILLIAMSON/ Managing Editor For more than four years, UT Tyler faculty, staff, and students have eagerly awaited the day when the David G. and Jacqueline M. Braithwaite Building would have more room. And [Read More…]
By BRYNNA WILLIAMSON/ Managing Editor If you tried to log into your email in the last three days and received an error message that you were locked out of your account, you’re not the only [Read More…]
By DAISY ESCATEL/ Staff Writer Steep hills and overcrowded elevators have become major roadblocks for many students with disabilities as they navigate the University of Texas at Tyler. The institution is taking steps to alleviate some [Read More…]