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…]
By SARAH DAY/Staff Writer All across campus are signs encouraging students to wear face coverings indoors as a safety precaution for not getting COVID-19. At the entrances of many buildings are signs with big capital [Read More…]
By BRYNNA WILLIAMSON/Managing Editor On the evening of Tuesday, March 29, UT Tyler was honored to have a visit from the Harlem Globetrotters, an internationally acclaimed basketball team. The game, from the team’s introduction onto [Read More…]
By NOAH TEW/Editor-in-Chief Editor’s Note: This is part of Project UT Tyler 2050, a Patriot Talon initiative looking at the university’s future. The university must find ways to increase student housing on campus, UT Tyler [Read More…]
By ELAINA GONALEZ/Staff Writer Since the pandemic, UT Tyler has offered a variety of classes on Zoom. Students have mixed feelings about online classes as this format has its own set of benefits and challenges. [Read More…]
By BRYNNA WILLIAMSON/Managing Editor Music, laughter and loud talking spill out the front door as attendees slip inside. Normally quiet and peaceful, today the cafeteria is chaotic and busy as students and their guests eagerly [Read More…]
By NOAH TEW/Editor-in-Chief Several East Texas communities were impacted by the severe weather that occurred on Monday night. “Many faculty, staff, and students were directly impacted,” said an email from the Department of Student Engagement. “As [Read More…]
By MELODY WILSON/Staff Writer
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…]