After the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals allowed most of Senate Bill 4, commonly known as the Sanctuary Cities Bill, to go into effect last month, immigrant advocates promised the fight against the proposed legislation was far from over.
In 2016, Bailey’s House of Guns in Houston entered a contract permitting APD to trade in their used weapons to the dealer for newer models from the manufacturer.
Following the resignation of Vice President-elect Raphael Jaquette, UT Senate of College Councils held an impromptu special election for the position Thursday night.
To deal with the aftershock of February’s Parkland, Florida, school shooting, the Talk It Out student dialogue series launched its first event, creating a space for students to have a civil conversation about gun control.
In the wake of a controversial situation with a College of Pharmacy professor, a University committee released recommendations Thursday to change faculty misconduct procedures.
The decision comes two months after uproar over the revelation that the University did not discipline pharmacy professor Richard Morrisett after he pleaded guilty to felony assault of his girlfriend off campus.
The books and resources on the fifth floor of the Fine Arts Library have been the focus of the continuing press for space on campus, but now administration is backing faculty and student requests by asking for the books to stay put.
Hijab is the Islamic dress code and is often prohibited in U.S. jails, said Noor Wadi, a juris doctoral candidate, who spoke on the ethical issues surrounding the ban Wednesday.
Nationally, April is proclaimed Sexual Assault Awareness Month, but Voices Against Violence, VAV, aims to put more emphasis on prevention instead of just awareness.
