Dang Le is a Reporting Fellow at The Shorthorn Media. He focuses on themes such as education, higher education, workforce issues, and regional interest, with a particular emphasis on Texas and social issues. Dang's work has been featured in The Shorthorn Media, MDPI, and Fort Worth Report.
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By: Dang Le
The quilt is on display through Oct. 18 at the Central Library. One of the featured panels belongs to assistant professor Lisalee Egbert’s brother.
By: Dang Le
Alumnus Dan Hawkins poses nude for life drawing classes at museums and schools across the Metroplex. He models around six weeks at UTA per semester.
People head to the Maverick Activities Center to vote Oct. 28 at UTA. Students, faculty, staff and Arlington residents can vote early at the location.
While Congress passes laws to make long-lasting decisions on immigration, the candidates’ views of pathways to stay in the U.S. may affect international students.
By: Dang Le
While Congress passes laws to make long-lasting decisions on immigration, the candidates’ views of pathways to stay in the U.S. may affect work visas.
By: Dang Le
As Texas results rolled in on election night, the answer to a long-pressing question came swiftly: Can Texas turn blue?
Relius Johnson, New Maverick Orientation director, will depart from UTA on Dec. 31 after over four years with the university.
By: Dang Le
Taste of Europe serves various Eastern European dishes like beef stroganoff and schnitzel. The restaurant, reopened Nov. 1, is three miles from UTA.
Nailah Boyo, New Maverick Orientation assistant director, right, holds up an old photo of director Relius Johnson during his farewell party Nov. 14 in the Red River Concho. Students brought various old photos for Johnson to sign.
By: Dang Le
Members of the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers hung out at Asia Times Square in Grand Prairie, where they shared food, took photos and watched lion dancing.
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