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¿Cuándo estará terminado?

December 22, 2022 Noah Tew

BRYNNA WILLIAMSON/Editora gerente Editors note- This is a two part Spanish series done by managing editor Brynna Williamson. ¿Cuándo estará terminado? Las mujeres en los 1960s hubieran preguntado. ¿Cuándo estará terminado? Los victimas de cada [Read More…]

Éxito En Medio de la Lucha

December 21, 2022 Noah Tew

BRYNNA WILLIAMSON/Editora gerente Editors note- This is a two part Spanish series done by managing editor Brynna Williamson. Las estadísticas decían que ella no lo pude. Su familia decía que ella no lo pude. Algunas [Read More…]

Penalties for Cheating are Severe; Survey Finds Many Do It Anyway

December 19, 2022 Noah Tew

By NOAH TEW/ Editor-in-Chief, BRYNNA WILLIAMSON/ Managing editor, MICHAEL BALD/ Editor for Patriot Pulse Will Ditto, a student at the University of Texas at Tyler, sits at a corner table in the campus library with papers scattered around [Read More…]

Returning Student Housing Application Opens Jan. 3

December 9, 2022 Elaina Gonzalez

By ELAINA GONZALEZ/Opinion Editor

eSports Club Ready to Take on Challengers, Grow

December 8, 2022 Michael Bald

By MICHAEL BALD/Editor of Patriot Pulse Students are leaning toward the monitors, laser focused. Their fingers move like striking snakes on their keyboards. Though they are in a small, tightly knit room, they still shout [Read More…]

5 Ways To Take Over Campus

December 7, 2022 Nathan Witt

By NATHAN WITT/ Multimedia Editor New York hip-hop artist Nas said, “The world is yours.” He might be more right than you realize. Class registration for the Spring 2023 semester just opened up which means you [Read More…]

Inspired Minds to Present Reading Event and Open Mic Night

December 6, 2022 Elaina Gonzalez

By ELAINA GONZALEZ/Opinion Editor Every semester, Inspired Minds allows students to present their written work and network with one another. On December 7, from 6-8 p.m., the Reading Event and Open Mic Night will be held [Read More…]

Everything You Need to Know About Renting an Apartment

December 2, 2022 Dallana Estrada

BY DALLANA ESTRADA/Staff Writer Apartment hunting requires thorough research of the area and acknowledging budget limitations. Winging it pays high prices and unlivable conditions for a late scavenge. The Rent Data Organization website averages Tyler [Read More…]

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‘Driving Technology Forward’ at ATMAE Convention

November 28, 2022 Andrew Velarde

By ANDREW VELARDE/Staff Writer Industrial Technology and Industrial Management students attended The Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering (ATMAE) conference on Nov. 9 in Louisville, Kentucky. They went to further develop insights into careers, [Read More…]

BREAKING NEWS: $308 Million Building Coming to UT Tyler

November 18, 2022 Noah Tew

By NOAH TEW/ Editor-in-Chief and BRYNNA WILLIAMSON/ Managing Editor After waiting anxiously for several months for the final verdict, UT Tyler has received good news. The University of Texas System has approved $308 million for building a new [Read More…]