International students mingle at Big Howdy Party

The Shorthorn (News) 1/18 5:30P By Rebecca Speranza, The Shortho

With food, lively music and line dancing, the semiannual Big Howdy Party was in full swing Friday night.

Editorial: Gillette’s new ad reminds us to choose empathy over aggression

The Shorthorn (Opinion) 1/18 12:45P By The Shorthorn editorial board

When kindness becomes politicized, civility begins to erode.

AHS Orchestra update – 01.18.19

Arlington High School Orchestra 1/18 9:48A Orchestra Director

1. REMIND & VERIZON 2. UTA OPEN REHEARSAL 3. WEBSITE 4. BOOSTER MEETING 1. REMIND & VERIZON WIRELESS:  Verizon has decided to begin charging Remind a significant spam fee for users to receive Remind notifications via text, so beginning 1/28/19,...

UTA makes the switch to Canvas

The Shorthorn (News) 1/17 5:45P By Angelica Perez, The Shorthorn

UTA’s new Learning Management System (LMS), Canvas, is being tested before going campus-wide.

Burgerim opens doors, serves specialty burgers

The Shorthorn (News) 1/17 2:30P BY Peyton C. North, The Shorthor

Reckless damage of property at Centennial Court reported

The Shorthorn (News) 1/16 5:30P By Spencer Brewer, The Shorthorn

This is a wrap up of crime reported Monday and Wednesday.

Lawsuit claims voter-approved term-limit measure is misleading

The Shorthorn (News) 1/16 5:15P By Kyle R. Cotton, The Shorthorn

Potential city council and mayoral candidates can officially file with the city of Arlington today. However, the amount of seats that will be on the May 4 ballot is in question.

Maverick FRIENDzy fosters friendship

The Shorthorn (News) 1/16 4:00P By Peyton C. North, The Shorthor

Opinion: When the government shuts down, no one wins

The Shorthorn (Opinion) 1/16 3:30P By Sam Dennehy, political scienc

No matter what the President says, the shutdown is bad, and he is responsible.

Associate professor, CAPPA dean receive $1M grant for research center

The Shorthorn (News) 1/16 1:30P By Rocio Hernandez, The Shorthor

Adrian Parr, College of Architecture, Planning and Public Affairs dean, and Michael Zaretsky, architect and civil engineering associate professor, acquired a $1 million UT System STARs grant in the Fall.

Student Senate appoints new leaders, assigns resolutions

The Shorthorn (News) 1/15 5:00P By Peyton C. North, The Shorthor

Student Senate swore in the Student Body vice president, 13 senators, and unanimously confirmed a Supreme Court Judge during its first general body meeting of spring 2019.

Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick sworn in for another 4 years

The Shorthorn (News) 1/15 3:15P By Dalton Heitmeier, The Shortho

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick were sworn in to their second terms and outlined their legislative priorities Tuesday on the steps of the Texas Capitol in Austin.

Tri-C, UTA Volunteers host first Food Pantry Distribution of the semester

The Shorthorn (News) 1/15 1:45P By Rocio Hernandez, The Shorthor

The Tri-C and UTA Volunteers will host a Food Pantry Distribution Thursday from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Tri-C Campus Ministries.

Students respond to UTA's removal of Dr Pepper and Coca-Cola on Twitter

The Shorthorn (News) 1/15 1:45P By Narda Perez, The Shorthorn so

The Shorthorn published a story Monday about Dr Pepper and Coca-Cola products being removed from UTA because of a pending contract with Pepsi ­— and students weren’t happy.

Student body vice president resigns

The Shorthorn (News) 1/15 1:15P By Peyton C. North, The Shorthor

Bethany Clinton enters the vice presidency halfway through her term as chief of staff after the resignation of Britney Keza, former student body vice president.