By SOPHIA GUILD/Newsletter Editor Check this out. We know it is hard to avoid going stir crazy, but we’ve got you covered. Here some events and ways to keep busy, engaged and healthy. Interested in [Read More…]
Talon Staff Beginning March 21, several days of events will mark Homecoming on campus. Here is the schedule: All Week UT Tyler Door Decorating – “Through the Years” a celebration of 50 years – faculty [Read More…]
By SARAH DAY/Talon Contributor Dr. Rodney Mabry was the third president at the University of Texas at Tyler and retired on Dec. 31, 2016, after serving nearly 18 years. His legacy is on display in the [Read More…]
By MAKAYLA ATTAWAY/Talon Contributor The university is partnering with businesses in Tyler, Palestine, Longview and Houston to provide students discounts. In the Tyler area, businesses that offer discounts include East Texas Nutrition, Hollytree Dental and [Read More…]
By HEATHER SCULLAWL/Talon Contributor Higher gas prices are leaving some UT Tyler students frustrated and concerned. Juanita Cardenas, a freshman, lives in Jacksonville and drives about 30 miles each way to and from college. She [Read More…]
By LIZBETH ROMO/Staff Writer The Student Government Association aims to serve as a forum for student opinion at the University of Texas at Tyler by communicating to the university the needs of the majority of students. [Read More…]
By LIZBETH ROMO/Staff Writer The Creative Writing club wrote itself in UT Tyler history by becoming an official organization. President, Autumn VanBuskirk, said that, “The Creative Writing Club aims to provide a space for the UT [Read More…]
Talon Staff Tyler Public Library, 201 S. College Ave., will hold a book sale 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. March 19, the city of Tyler announced. Prices will be: Hardback Books: $1 Paperback Books: 50 [Read More…]
By BRYNNA WILLIAMSON/Managing Editor Every man is an island. But no man should be. The UT Tyler Honors Program, headed by Dr. Paul Streufert and Laura Grace Dykes, plans to combat what can be a very [Read More…]
By SOPHIA GUILD/Newsletter Editor The UT System Board of Regents approved a $300 million endowment to help students at UT System schools pay for college. The endowment will allow all seven UT System schools, including [Read More…]