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Women Aren’t ‘Hosts’: A Look At Oklahoma’s HB 1441

February 28, 2017

Health & Fitness, News, Opinion, Politics

Her body, her choice. I have never had to choose between keeping a baby or having an abortion. I have, however, had friends and family who have had to make that choice at one point. I have seen the struggle,... Read More...

In Response to White Supremacist Podcasts

Alberto Pandya

February 26, 2017

News, Opinion, Politics, Student Life

Recently, many acts involving white supremacy have been seen throughout college campuses, UNT being one of them. Flyers encouraging white students to fight back against “anti-white propaganda in college” were l... Read More...

What Will Be The Fate Of The Nintendo Switch?

Laura Hogue

February 24, 2017

Digital, Entertainment, Tech & Gaming, Uncategorized

With the Nintendo Switch release date just around the corner, fans are skeptical as to whether the system will own up to the much anticipated hype. With the Wii and Wii U being the new Nintendo game system’s... Read More...

Resident Evil VII : A Home Away From Home

Sean Clark

February 22, 2017

Digital, Entertainment, Tech & Gaming

Horror fans and long time followers of the series alike are gushing over Capcom’s newest Resident Evil title, Resident Evil VII. The long awaited sequel to the series had big shoes to fill, and after the lack o... Read More...

City of Stars: Why “La La Land” is taking over this year’s awards season.

Chris Salinas

February 20, 2017

Entertainment, News, TV & Movies

La La Land is a standout film among the nominees this awards season. Breaking the records for most nominations (7) at the Golden Globes and winning all of them, La La Land is also nominated for a record 14 Acad... Read More...

Police Force Kills Hundreds of People at Low Income Neighborhoods in Venezuela

Oriana Valderrama

February 20, 2017

News, Politics

CARACAS, VENEZUELA - It was 3 am. Police were headed to Caribia city 21 miles away from the capital, Caracas to kick in doors instead of knocking, evicting citizens from their homes, and violating hundreds of h... Read More...

Trends From New York Fashion Week A/W 2017

Erin Pinkham

February 17, 2017

Entertainment, Fashion & Beauty, Lifestyle, News, Uncategorized

New York Fashion Week has always been loud and proud, but this season designers have simplified the runway experience and let the clothes do the talking (every designer except Tommy Hilfiger who needed his own ... Read More...

What We Know About Last of Us 2

Laura Hogue

February 16, 2017

Digital, Entertainment, Tech & Gaming

According to multiple reports, the gaming company Naughty Dog has announced that a sequel to the hit video game, The Last of Us, is currently under wraps. The sequel was announced at this year’s Playstation Exp... Read More...

Unknown, Addicting Web Pages to Research

Alberto Pandya

February 15, 2017

Culture, Entertainment, Humor, Opinion

We’ve all had those “internet marathon” nights. You know, the ones spent exploring weird web pages, fascinating Wikipedia pages, and the depths of Youtube for hours at a time. Before you know it, the sun is up ... Read More...

Kobe vs. Jordan: Who is better?

Amir Gooden

February 14, 2017

Opinion, Sports

(Note: This article was originally written before Kobe retired) The Kobe Bryant versus Michael Jordan conversation is (seemingly) never going to go away. It's also a trick question, because guys like Bill Ru... Read More...