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  1. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Nanda Acharya, The Shorthorn staff

    Students dive into mud at UTA's decades-old Oozeball tradition (opens the original)

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    Oozeball is an over three-decades-old tradition that Doug Kuykendall, the former assistant vice president and director of Campus Recreation, started in 1989. Dax Kuykendall, Doug Kuykendall’s son and the current director of Campus Recreation, said he had never attended Oozeball until he stepped into his role at UTA. “I was shocked. It's such a unique event,” he said. “Everybody's committed to being gross and having fun.” He said the president during the first tournament was Wendell Ned

  2. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Nanda Acharya, The Shorthorn staff

    UTA replaces business analytics degree with AI for business (opens the original)

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    The UTA College of Business has replaced its bachelor’s and master’s in business analytics with artificial intelligence for business. The change went into effect during the fall 2026 semester. Radha Mahapatra, department chair of information systems and operations management, said that as the technology landscape continuously advances, the College of Business in return adapts to the changes by updating its curriculum. Mahapatra categorized it not as a new program replacing the old one, but a

  3. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Nanda Acharya, The Shorthorn staff

    Devastating flash flooding in Nepal distresses UTA students (opens the original)

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    On Aug. 26, flash floods hit the northern part of Nepal, affecting areas such as Rasuwa, Gorkha, Nuwakot, among others. Around 1,300 bodies have been recovered while thousands remain missing, according to the BBC. The flood hit the Nepal-Tibet border, where hundreds of tourists were crossing. The flood was caused by a partial collapse of a glacier near Langtang National Park, according to the BBC. Pranita Khanal, Nepalese Student Association vice president and treasurer, said it was around 3 a.m

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