By TAIYA BEAN/Talon Contributor Editor’s Note: This is part of Project UT Tyler 2050, a Patriot Talon initiative looking at the university’s future. Creating a first class track and field complex on campus is a [Read More…]
By EMILY BUSH/Staff Writer The time is upon us. Finals week preys upon us mostly these days and a lucky group of students will soon graduate and move on to the next chapter of their lives. [Read More…]
By NOAH TEW/Editor in Chief A 19-year-old man from Missouri City was booked into the Smith County Jail on April 21 and charged with stalking someone at University Pines. University Police Chief Mike Medders stated in [Read More…]
By ELAINA GONZALEZ/Staff Writer Finals week is a busy time for students of all disciplines. Here are some tips from fellow UT Tyler students to help prepare for the final exams, papers, and projects of [Read More…]
By SOPHIA GUILD /Newsletter Editor Attend the RAD Self Defense Class on April 16 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the HPC. This free class is a comprehensive course for students that begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction, [Read More…]
By CASSIDY NOELLE/ Contributing Writer March 21-26 was Homecoming week for UT Tyler. Some of the events included during the week were a Headphone Disco on the 24, a Food Truck Rally and Fireworks Show [Read More…]
By EMILY BUSH/Staff Writer With the summer semester fast approaching, you may be thinking about what you want to do for vacation. If you are a UT Tyler student, the Herrington Patriot Center’s pool will be [Read More…]
By MARIJANA JOVANOVIC/ Staff Writer Last Thursday, “Once On This Island” premiered in the Cowan theater. The UT Tyler School of Performing Arts staged the performance. I am not one of the biggest fans of [Read More…]
By SOPHIA GUILD/Newsletter Editor Come to the Cowan Center for Once On This Island. Performances are tonight from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and April 8 at 7 p.m. Attend The Clothesline Project T-Shirt Painting on April 11 from [Read More…]
By ELAINA GONZALEZ/Staff Writer In November 2021, the R.W. Fair Foundation pledged $4 million to cover tuition for the initial class of medical students. Now, a second anonymous donor has gifted an additional $4 million to [Read More…]