By BROCK BEARDEN/Contributor UT Tyler volleyball earned a hard-fought 3-2 victory over #23 Dallas Baptist Oct. 5. The win kept the Patriots unbeaten in Lone Star Conference play and extended their undefeated home record. The [Read More…]
By LARRY BONILLA/Copy Editor After a long summer, returning UT Tyler students came back to campus and discovered that their favorite dirt-path was layered with recycled asphalt. This student made desire-path has been walked over [Read More…]
By ALEJANDRA TAPIA/Contributor The First-Gen Program helps students navigate their college careers. The program offers a “community of support for first-generation college students through information sharing, advocacy, and connections between students, faculty and resources,” says [Read More…]
By ELLIE VALLERY/Contributor Muntz Library holds the Tim Anthony Jackson Collection of political memorabilia from U.S. elections from 1884 to 2013. This collection consists of a variety of items including pins, buttons, postcards, dolls and [Read More…]
By ASHTON GATSON/Contributor Renovation projects began in the University Center this fall semester. When the work is completed, some programs for students will be moving to new locations. “The current renovation project should be completed [Read More…]
By ASHLEY WORLEY/Staff Writer Under a wooden, thatched-roof platform overlooking the edge of a yellow field, people mill about watching, waiting. A mother holds her son, a boy of about 5 years of age in [Read More…]
By SERENITY ROATH/Staff Writer, AMANDA CEA/Staff Writer, ALEX POLK/Staff Writer On Sept. 25, the Hispanic Student Association of University of Texas at Tyler held a fundraiser. It was held at the University Center, right outside [Read More…]
By PJ CARRINGTON/Staff Writer, AALIYAH FLORES/Staff Writer, PAULINA MATA/Social Media Editor Students make their way to the on-campus source of their caffeine-driven motivation, only to see empty, dark counters behind bars. Over the past weeks, [Read More…]
By KIRA HINTON/Contributor Students living in Liberty Landing face the challenge of crossing Old Omen road to and from campus. For some, this has proven to be a challenge. The crosswalk has a light that [Read More…]
By HANNA BARRON/Contributor The University of Texas at Tyler’s special guest artist is Lee Albert Hill. His work consists of architectural and abstract visual impressions. “As both an architect and artist working in a busy [Read More…]