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2 weeks ago |
theshorthorn.com | Dang Le
UTA anticipates significant impacts after recent legal and federal agency developments, according to an email sent Tuesday from the Executive Orders and Federal Change Task Force. While the university did not disclose the immediate impact, Shelby Boseman, chief legal officer and chair of the task force, said in the statement that the White House’s recent travel ban and the state’s reversal on in-state tuition for students without legal status will affect UTA.
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2 weeks ago |
theshorthorn.com | Dang Le
Rarely has anyone benefited from a rebrand like Addison Rae. Rae, whose stardom started from posting viral TikTok dancing clips and has amassed almost 90 million followers on the platform, and her brilliant team of creative directors have tried hard to make her new aesthetics appear like they haven’t tried at all. She began rocking Y2K-inspired looks — ultra-mini ra-ra skirts, cropped denim jean jackets, a bellybutton piercing and low-rise jeans. Rae flaunted an old iPod Nano like a trendy toy.
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3 weeks ago |
theshorthorn.com | Dang Le
Michelle Kelly noticed that counseling services couldn't be the only way of supporting students' health and well-being. Kelly, assistant vice president for health and well-being in Student Affairs, likened the process to raising frogs in a pond. When a frog behaves strangely or becomes ill, people don't look at the individual case and hope it recovers on its own. Instead, they look at the environment.
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1 month ago |
theshorthorn.com | Dang Le
Leaders of UTA and Tarrant County College see their institutions’ partnership as the way to strengthen economic opportunities in North Texas. “We're united by a belief that when our students thrive, so does our entire region,” UTA President Jennifer Cowley told business and collegiate leaders at the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce’s third annual State of Higher Education event Thursday at College Park Center.
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1 month ago |
theshorthorn.com | Dang Le
All 27 UTA students who had their Student and Exchange Visitor Information System records terminated have had them reinstated after a federal reversal, university spokesperson Joe Carpenter confirmed Tuesday in an email. The changes come following an announcement by the U.S. Department of Justice on Friday, which notified the reinstatement of thousands of international students whose visa registrations were revoked due to minor, and often dismissed, legal infractions, according to Politico.
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