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  1. Article · Oct 2, 2026 · Noah Little, The Shorthorn opinion editor

    Snapshots of a frozen land: UTA Special Collections displays Antarctic maps (opens the original)

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    UTA Special Collections began the 15th edition of the Virginia Garrett Lectures on Thursday. The lectures take place every two years, with this year's collection being “Frozen Frontiers: 500 Years of Mapping Antarctica.” The lectures began in 1998 after Virginia Garrett donated her extensive personal collection of maps, geography textbooks and atlases to UTA the year prior. Accompanying the donation was an endowment to promote the use of the collection and invite scholars to speak on topics rela

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Noah Little, The Shorthorn opinion editor

    UTA Special Collections to display Antarctic maps at Central Library (opens the original)

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    The white continent, more commonly known as Antarctica, has been a source of scientific exploration for many millennia. UTA Special Collections will showcase some of this exploration at its Virginia Garrett Lectures on the History of Cartography, which occurs every two years. This year, it is titled “Frozen Frontiers: 500 Years of Mapping Antarctica.” The event will feature guest speakers, a faculty panel, a planetarium showing, maps and student posters Thursday and Friday on the sixth floor

  3. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Noah Little, The Shorthorn opinion editor

    Mavericks skate to 2016 pop hits at UTA EXCEL Campus Activities event (opens the original)

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    Eager students waited in the hall outside Maverick Activities Center Room 133, signing waivers and receiving goody bags before entering. An assortment of snacks, drinks and food met them when they first came in. A photo backdrop and craft table sat on the other side of the gym. EXCEL Campus Activities hosted its Skating Throwback event Friday. Students were invited to lace up their skates and travel back to 2016 while enjoying pop hits from the era. EXCEL is UTA’s student-led programming board

  4. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Noah Little, The Shorthorn opinion editor

    Rollerskate Throwback to take UTA students back to 2016 (opens the original)

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    UTA will take students back in time with the Rollerskate Throwback event from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday at the Maverick Activities Center in Room 133. Hosted by EXCEL Campus Activities, the free event invites students to strap on skates and join an afternoon with a live DJ and 2016-themed decor. EXCEL programming director Maritza Perez said the group hopes students can get away from the stress of classes while creating community on campus. Students are encouraged to dress up like it's 2016, but they ca

  5. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Noah Little

    Editorial: Being politically literate is essential for everyone (opens the original)

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    Students typically have a lot on their minds throughout the week with class assignments, projects and social plans. Still, political literacy needs to be a priority, especially with local and state elections around the corner. Politics tend to be a touchy subject among students. Whether or not they have the same views and values as the majority, it has become improper for political ideas to be voiced in group settings. The Shorthorn Editorial Board believes that with the upcoming midterm electi

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