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The Shorthorn – Sep 22, 2020
Starting this semester, the Communication Department will offer a major in philanthropy. The degree will be the first in the state of Texas and the second in the nation.
The Shorthorn – Sep 16, 2020
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, students and faculty in the departments of music, art, theatre arts and dance have learned to adapt to the challenges that come with hybrid and online classes.
The Shorthorn – Aug 27, 2020
Students arrived on campus Wednesday wearing face masks in preparation for their first in-person classes of the semester.
ARLINGTON, Texas – Feb 3, 2021
Growing up in a certain culture around familiar faces can make one feel like they are safe and secure in a world just for them. What happens when suddenly you are thrown out of your safe zone and into a different world of uncertainty? That was the case of 21-year-old, Nigerian citizen Isaac David who came to America in Dec. 2015. While dealing with a large culture shock, Isaac struggled to eventually find his footing here. Listen to Isaac’s story as he opens up about his struggles and recent accomplishments moving to America with his family in order to make a new life for themselves in a land of opportunities.
Listen to Coming to America: A Nigerian Point of View: https://soundcloud.com/kene-e
ARLINGTON, Texas – Feb 10, 2021
On Feb. 10 I had a chance to sit down with 21-years-old Karla Hudson in the Fine Arts building to learn more about her life, how she grew up, and she came to be a student at the University of Texas at Arlington.
Full story below:
https://keneskorner.art.blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/meeting-karla-hudson-3.pdf
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