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@rabbiakmolai has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in April 2023. Resources rabbiamolai has populated their site with include: • The One-Word Pulse: Icebreaker Games for Meetings - Building Your Team • Heroes & Villains draws Disney fans • Beacon of Arlington positivity retires • Unassuming Fort Worth tombstone marks grave of Kennedy assassin • Five quick, simple dorm meals • From Scratch: Eid al-Fitr’s sheer khurma • Visiting Artist Lecture series brings first-generation educator to campus • Ramadan brings gratitude, reflection • Broadway musical Head Over Heels takes the stage at UTA • A Shining Star: remembering Kalpana Chawla • Reflection Room relocates to West Campus • Exploring the bigger world for liberal arts students • Skincare is the key to self care • Metroplex to see rain and fall weather this week • Keeping heritage alive through food • Editorial: Consider cultivating cultural connections • Editorial: COVID-19 is a still community problem, requires a personal solution • History department builds new bridges for students with upcoming symposium • Storms to cool off the Metroplex this week • Editorial: UTA has too many cars, too little space • Via rebrands to Arlington On-Demand • Student Body president steps up to the podium • Tips for minimizing clutter, maximizing space • Newly elected Student Government officials sworn in during general body meeting • Where the E.H. Hereford resolution stands • Theatre Arts Teaching Lab sets the stage for student-led shows • Student Government election results announced at Party after the Polls • Resolution to remove E.H. Hereford's namesake and bust reappear during Student Senate meeting • Resolution on renaming University Center fails during Student Senate meeting • Mild temperatures open the week with rain to follow • UTA continues search for CAPPA, COLA dean • Student Government kicks off election season with informational campaign event • College of Business highlights local history in Black History Month speaker event • RAPID to add new and more inclusive Rideshare vehicles • Activity Fair Day showcases campus involvement opportunities • Florida bill could soon be mimicked in Texas • Road to women’s rights proving difficult • Nursing students fight for fair treatment • Goodbyes are bitter, but memories are sweet • Students come to terms with midterms • Selena Gomez documentary sheds light on mental health • ‘The Redeem Team’ features friendship on- and off-court • Burnout from overworking sadly becoming too familiar • “Don’t Worry Darling,” it wasn’t that terrible • “Brahmastra Part One: Shiva” If only it could be the last part • Therapy dogs provide support to TR Campus • Rise of “clean girl” aesthetic reveals hypocrisy within media • Gun violence has become part of students’ daily lives • “The Next 365 Days” spent trying to forget this • Dyeing of fun • Why do some Americans think they’re better than everyone? • “Never Have I Ever” watched season 3? • Students kick off beginning of fall semester at Welcome Week event • Summer is the overhyped sweaty armpit of all seasons • Students excited for new semester • Sexual Assault Awareness Month brings understanding • NE martial arts offers new fitness outlook • Struggles of growing up stuck between two different worlds • Around the world; NE International Festival highlights multiple cultures • Fasting and feasting; Ramadan full of traditions, history, festivities • Slap dominates awards discussion • Forms of feminism; SE Campus event educates students on women’s struggles • Fashion industry has blatant double standard for hijabs • Passion For Education: Two SE faculty members turn love for teaching into book