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As a result of NT's expansion, several buildings on campus are being torn down while others are being built. One building, built in 1912, still remains. Curry Hall, at 200 Ave. A, is a Texas Historical Commission landmark and the oldest building on campus, according to its marker. (0) comments
The two-time Grammy-nominated Tierney Sutton Band will perform tonight in the Winspear Performance Hall of the Murchison Performing Arts Center as part of NT's Fine Arts Series. Band member Ray Brinker is a jazz studies alumnus and former member of NT's One O'Clock Lab Band. (0) comments
Name: Matt Hunter Major: Business Status: Junior Q:When did you start working out? A:Since the beginning of January. It was my New Year's resolution. Q:Why did you pick that as your resolution? A: I saw that I needed to be fit. I was getting fat, pretty much. (0) comments
Acclaimed poet and Slate Magazine culture critic Meghan O'Rourke visited NT yesterday as part of the university's Visiting Writer Series, dispensing advice for aspiring writers and sharing her work at a reading session. According to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Web site, O'Rourke graduated from Yale University in 1997. (1) comment
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - College students are using credit cards more than ever to pay for their education, and they're carrying high balances on those cards, a new report suggests. Students who used credit cards for tuition, books and other direct college expenses last year charged an average of $2,200, up from $942 four years ago, according to the survey, conducted by private lender Sallie Mae. (0) comments
FORT WORTH - Texas Christian University may cancel plans to designate some on-campus apartments for gay students and their supporters. The DiversCity Q community was to open this fall in a section of the Tom Brown-Pete Wright apartments on campus. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender students and allies- heterosexual classmates who support them ñ would have had the chance to live together. (0) comments
