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Opinion
K-Pop Needs Its #MeToo Moment
K-Pop Needs Its #MeToo Moment
Ameena Khan, Opinion Columnist • October 14, 2021
Same-sex parenting is just parenting
Same-sex parenting is just parenting
Shaneeza Hasnani, Opinion Columnist • October 14, 2021
What it costs to be a woman
What it costs to be a woman
Shaneeza Hasnani, Opinion Columnist • October 7, 2021
The harsh reality of the tortured artist
The harsh reality of the "tortured artist"
Mai Vo, Opinion Columnist • October 7, 2021
News
Palestine 101 panel highlights Palestinian experiences
Palestine 101 panel highlights Palestinian experiences
Gloria Farris, News Reporter • October 14, 2021
Virtual faculty returned to campus Oct. 4
Virtual faculty returned to campus Oct. 4
Emma Utzinger, News Reporter • October 14, 2021
Trinity Parkway off Hildebrand opens to campus
Trinity Parkway off Hildebrand opens to campus
Abby Power, News Reporter • October 14, 2021
University president Danny Anderson announces retirement
University president Danny Anderson announces retirement
Dana Nichols, Editor-in-Chief • October 11, 2021
Pulse
Sidewalk Symposium: How do you feel about TU Snaps?
Sidewalk Symposium: How do you feel about TU Snaps?
Logan Crews, Managing Editor • October 14, 2021
Tiger Learning Commons provides academic support amid midterms
Tiger Learning Commons provides academic support amid midterms
Mikayla Mullin, Pulse Reporter • October 7, 2021
Students celebrate East Asian culture at Mid-Autumn Festival
Students celebrate East Asian culture at Mid-Autumn Festival
Mikayla Mullin, Pulse Reporter • October 7, 2021
Q: Do you have any specimens you took from the field? A: Yes, absolutely! This is not a very gorgeous piece, but it’s a lava I collected in Iceland. Basically, we teach this course, we’re teaching it this spring, we’ve only offered it two times before, once in 2014 and one in 2018, so it’s not very frequent, and we meet in the spring semester once a week and we talk about all kinds of aspects of Iceland, not just the geology. Each student has to do a research project on what we are talking about that interests them and then we finish the semester; two weeks later, we meet in Minneapolis and we fly to Iceland ... we’re there for about 12-15 days, and we go all around the island. Students go finish their papers and then we go to the location of their research and talk to someone that is an expert in their field. So, for example, we’ve had students study a specific volcano, and we’ll get as close as we can to it. It’s a lot of fun.
TU Cribs: Don't take these office hours for granite
Macks Cook, Pulse Editor • September 30, 2021
Sports
Come from away: International athletes
Come from away: International athletes
Luke Terry, Sports Reporter • October 14, 2021
Come On In!
Come On In!
Caleb Reed • October 14, 2021
Conference competition begins for football
Conference competition begins for football
Luke Terry, Sports Reporter • October 7, 2021
Mens club soccer loses first home game
Men's club soccer loses first home game
Alejandra Gerlach, Sports Reporter • September 30, 2021
Arts
Theatre department reflects on first show of season, “365”
Theatre department reflects on first show of season, “365”
Ayden Smith, Arts Reporter • October 14, 2021
2021 Texas Art Biennial on view at five museums across the state
2021 Texas Art Biennial on view at five museums across the state
Ashley Allen, Arts Columnist • October 14, 2021
Announcing TUPS’ annual showing of Rocky Horror Picture Show
Announcing TUPS’ annual showing of Rocky Horror Picture Show
Ashley Allen, Arts Columnist • October 14, 2021
Midnight Mass delivers in performance, production
Midnight Mass delivers in performance, production
Om Dighe • October 14, 2021
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