By CAMRI CECIL/ Talon Contributor Athlete and former star student Maya Dossing is inspiring the next generation of young female athletes one day at a time. After a successful career as a leader and crucial [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 DAISY ESCATEL/ Staff Writer According to the American Library Association’s 2022 report, the requests for book censorship have reached an all time high. Last year alone, there were a reported 1,269 attempts made to [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 ELAINA GONZALEZ/Opinion Editor Everyone knows that college students love coffee, food, and games. Boards and Bites, a local business, provides all three! Nestled in the Green Acres Shopping Center, Boards and Bites is relatively new [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 NATHAN WITT/ Multimedia Editor ChatGPT is a type of technology that’s part of a new generation of programs called “AI language models”. AI stands for “artificial intelligence”, which means the program is designed to think [Read More…]
By LUKE SPENCE/Staff Writer As an avid Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) player and Game Master, I was skeptical of the new attempt at adapting the feel of a D&D game while being accessible to a [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…]