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The Brookhaven Courier

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The Brookhaven Courier

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The Brookhaven Courier

Students will now to have the opportunity to placed in a waitlist for courses maximum capacity.
Wait over for course waitlists on Workday
Patch Darnell, Copy Desk Chief • April 30, 2026

Students who wish to register for classes that have filled to capacity will now have the opportunity to join a waitlist for classes available over the Summer and Fall 2026 semesters. All sections, except...

Illustration of Rebecca Garcia.
The Brookhaveans – Rebecca Garcia
Gabriella Flores Cabrera, Spanish Staff Writer • April 30, 2026
The free speech debate rages on
The free speech debate rages on
Joe Torres, Contributing Writer • April 30, 2026

A federal lawsuit has been launched against Texas Tech University by one of its own law students. Ellen “Ellie” Fisher, a third-year law student and founder...

You are listening to music wrong
You are listening to music wrong
Oliver Camu, Music Editor • April 30, 2026
The double standards in hero worship
The double standards in hero worship
Joe Torres, Contributing Writer • April 16, 2026
Grace and Rocky, from "Project Hail Mary", use dance to communicate. 
Photo illustration of Project Hail Mary.
Grace, Rocky save science fiction
Tristan Brown, Associate Multimedia Editor • April 13, 2026
Volume 47 – Issue 08
May 4, 2026

Spidey swings back
Spidey swings back
The actor returns to the screen as Spider-Man this summer
Tristan Brown, Associate Multimedia Editor • April 30, 2026

The legacy of Spider-Man carries on as the newest installment to the film franchise is set to release this summer July 31. “Spider-Man:...

Binge Read This: Banned Books
Binge Read This: Banned Books
Three banned books to binge read
Oliver Camu and Patch Darnell April 30, 2026

American Psycho  “American Psycho” was written by Bret Easton Ellis and released in 1991. The book was met with...

Shoppers dig through the Recycled Books record crates
Recycled Books has records too
Oliver Camu, Music Editor • April 13, 2026
“Unspoken Bloom,” a porcelain piece by Du Chau, an art adjunct instructor at Brookhaven Campus.
‘What About Flowers?’
Patch Darnell, Copy Desk Chief • April 13, 2026
Clayton Tucker speaks with an attendee at the Dallas Democratic Forum luncheon.
AI data centers, their effect on Texas farmland
Corey Lyon, Editor-in-Chief • April 30, 2026

As the spring rain pattered against large glass windows, a tall black dressed cowboy watched over a herd of several dozen public officials,...

Cosmic Cafe re-opens, sparking excitement for regulars and locals
Cosmic Cafe re-opens, sparking excitement for regulars and locals
Lucy Hagge, Photo Editor • April 30, 2026

Offering an extensive menu of traditional Indian cuisine, this vegetarian restaurant brings in a diverse crowd, from longtime locals...

Chef Andrea Saldana plates up her dish on one of her son’s baby toys at a fundraising dinner for the Resource Center.
Bits & Bites to return
Aliya Ibrahim, Managing Editor • April 16, 2026
The front of a parade in Dallas for the No Kings protest on March 28.
No Kings: Third time’s the charm
Gannon Jennings, Contributing Writer • April 16, 2026