With the possibility that a new program known as Webfood might allow students to order food from the comfort of their own rooms, Dining Services is finally stepping into the 21st century. The program, which would allow students to place orders at eateries like Sub Connection and 1873 as well as receive text message updates on the status of their order, addresses a common complaint among university students - that Dining Services doesn't cater to busy schedules. (0) comments
Universities have the ability to offer students valuable services that they would otherwise not have access to, but unfortunately many of these resources are overlooked by the student body. One such resource on campus is Chuck Rowland, an attorney who provides free legal advice on campus every other Wednesday. (0) comments
The campus community is experiencing a heightened sense of caution after a recent series of sexual assaults involving female students. Last Tuesday's assault involving a female student being threatened with a knife while walking on campus grounds was a tragic reminder of the times in which we live. (0) comments
The university's decision to remove important details from a Fort Worth Police flier in a campuswide e-mail regarding last week's sexual assault should be condemned. The flier, which police released Monday, stated that the student was assaulted while walking from her dormitory to the library on Oct. (2) comments
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