By ELAINA GONZALEZ/Opinion Editor Photos by CORNELIOUS FIELDS/Staff Photographer UT Tyler’s annual Career Success Conference aims to connect students with a diverse array of professionals who share their experiences, ideas and successes. The event provides students with [Read More…]
By PAULINA MATA/Staff Writer Spring 2023 class enrollment opens for all students Nov. 4. Students are encouraged to schedule an appointment with their advisor as soon as possible, since classes fill quickly. Advising sessions will not [Read More…]
Staff Special UT Tyler won the prestigious Steve Hunt Classic debate tournament held the weekend of Oct. 8 at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon. The varsity team of Hunter Parish and Josh Smith [Read More…]
By NATHAN WITT/ Staff Writer The Tyler Set List podcast is a weekly series focused on growing the Tyler music scene across multiple genres. The show aims to inform and educate the UT Tyler student body [Read More…]
By NATHAN WITT/Staff Writer The roads of Tyler are bubbling and cracking in anticipation of the underground music scene’s burst into mainstream attention. Local music venues are boasting shows with hundreds in the audience and [Read More…]
By PAULINA MATA/Staff Writer All three of the Lone Star Conference Player of the Week titles were taken by UT Tyler Volleyball players on Sept. 13, 2022. They recognized Mikayla Ware as the Offensive Player [Read More…]
By LESLIE ROSALES/Staff Writer On Saturday, Sept. 23, students joined together to take part in the Honors Program’s trash pickup event. Organized by LOGOS and hosted at the University Health Clinic, the event started at [Read More…]
By BREANNA BOLLE/Staff Writer As this semester flies by, it is almost time to complete the 2023-2024 application for FAFSA. Each year, the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) opens Oct. 1 and allows [Read More…]
By PAULINA MATA/Staff Writer Austin Seybert, Ph.D. in Musical Arts and Trombone Performance, has big plans for the music program as the new director of bands. The School of Performing Arts held a national search [Read More…]
By NOAH TEW/Editor-in-Chief In a College of Arts and Sciences laboratory, student Johnathan Herndon draws attention to a delicate piece of earthen pottery – a decaying artifact of a native American tribe that lived in East [Read More…]