Tag: Katheryn Ho
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Japan: Form and Function
One of the largest collections of Japanese folk art in the Western world is currently on display until April 14, 2024 in the Crow Museum of Asian Art. “Japan Form and Function: The Montgomery Collection” is a vast exhibition of paintings, textiles, ceramics, sculptures and more that span over 5,000 years of Japanese history and…
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Recent Canadian wildfires put earth’s ozone layer, DFW air quality at risk
The Dallas Fort-Worth Metroplex has been facing intense heat waves and poor air quality partially due to Canadian wildfires that began in March, putting residents at risk for heat-related illnesses and poor air quality symptoms. The mass wildfires in Canada that started earlier this year had already been ongoing for three months due to natural…
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Mazévo replaces EMS for event registrations
Mazévo is UTD’s newest reservation program of choice, officially overturning the EMS Reservation System for student clubs and faculty organizations as of June 30. The Reservations Office recommends that student organization leaders and faculty begin making their fall semester reservations before the start of school Aug. 21 Designated room schedulers will need to open a Mazévo…
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FROM WEBS TO WORLDS
“Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” delivered a visually stunning, musically intriguing film that left audiences begging for more screentime with beloved characters, both old and new. While “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” followed Miles Morales and his early journey into taking on the role of a superhero, the heavily anticipated sequel looks deeper into the personal relationships…
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Dorm must-haves
Are you ready to make your dorm room the envy of all your friends, or just a comfortable place to chill? Look no further than these must-have products that are both practical and fun! First on the list is the bedside caddy. It’s the perfect item for those who are constantly losing their phone or…
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Make the most of the wellness center
UTD’s Student Wellness Center is committed to promoting the physical and mental well-being of all students through consultations, educational resources and preventative health care. Kacey Sebeniecher, the director of the Student Wellness Center, said the center’s mission is to provide students with the information they need to take control of their health. They are open…
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Cowboy caffeine fix
Caffeine is a quintessential part of the college experience, and finding a spot you enjoy is just as important. Whether you visit during your first exam season or just for a pick-me-up, every cowboy needs a caffeine boost before they can get to riding horses – so here are the best joints near UTD to…
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Why are housing prices increasing?
Price increases are linked to renovations, utility inflation, existing debt and general trends in the real estate market. Going into 2023-24, University Housing prices increased at a cumulative average of 6.9%, compared to 3.2% in the prior year. 1×1 floor plans are still the most expensive, but also saw a much larger jump in price…
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Texans battle fentanyl crisis
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is 50 times more potent than heroin and in recent years has been implicated in overdoses linked to laced drugs. Sheila Elliott, the supervisor for the UTD EMT Department, said that while Richardson has not been affected by the crisis by direct cases, it has spilled over into Carrollton.…
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A-lister celebrities sound tone-deaf in award speeches
The 2023 SAG Awards highlighted celebrities’ false relatability through speeches aiming to inspire struggling workers to just work hard to get what they want. But these celebrities failed to acknowledge their immense privilege. Each year, America anticipates in award shows that celebrate outstanding movies and television shows. One award show in particular stands out as…