UTA Police issue crime bulletin, increase patrol after second robbery attempt

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After a second robbery attempt reportedly took place at Lot 49 on Tuesday night, UTA Police are increasing patrol and…

City of Arlington accepting bids for Center Street Project until Tuesday

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Arlington is accepting bids until next week for a $2.2 million public plaza and landscape improvements project near the special…

Landscape Architecture program ranks 15th in the nation

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Design Intelligence ranked the landscape architecture program among the nation’s top 20 in its 2010 publication, America’s Best Architecture &…

Delta Upsilon house construction awaits proper funding

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Two years ago, the Delta Upsilon fraternity hoped for a new house on Greek Row Drive. Instead, an old, smudged…

Student Congress sends printing resolution to committee

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After some students asked, “Can I Get My Money Back?” a Student Congress committee responded, “maybe.” The resolution of the…

Upgraded planetarium projector will boast 3-D function, state-of-the-art features

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The upgrade for Digistar 4, the planetarium’s projection system, costs roughly half a million dollars. Once the software patch is…

Science Dean to speak on early Haiti earthquake prediction

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On April 10, 2008, nearly two years prior to the earthquake in Haiti, Science Dean Pamela Jansma contributed to a…

Emphasis placed quality, size of Black History Month events

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The university’s Black History Month celebration will include less programs, but on a larger scale this year. It starts with…

Fraternity branding tradition gains attention after recent TCU incident

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For one UTA fraternity, branding — or burning the organization’s symbols onto a member’s skin — is a sign of…

Arlington tap water found cleanest in the country

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The city partnered with Water Research Foundation to conduct a study to further enhance the treatment of drinking water in…

Greenways Inc. reveals maps for new bike and hike trails at open forum

Arlington residents and city developers focused on how to make the city more personal and eco-friendly in a public open…

Activities Fair Day brings large crowd along with new, unique groups

Wednesday presented a big opportunity for smaller organizations and start-ups to recruit new members. Student organizations and vendors set up…

Nearest 7-Eleven closes before lease expires

Students returned from the winter break to find that the 7-Eleven gas station on West Second Street was boarded up…

Dallas Comic Convention to draw fans of all kinds

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The Dallas Comic Convention, from Saturday through Sunday, brings artists like Arlington creator Josh Howard, to the Richardson Civic Center…

Maverick tennis sweeps conference player of the week award

On Tuesday, the Southland Conference announced sophomore Katarina Mlcochova and senior captain Dmitry Minkin as women’s and men’s tennis players…

Rap video shot on campus goes viral through social media

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Have you told your ‘Homegurl’? Bone, or Damarcus Hamilton, made his first music video, “Homegurl,” on campus during winter break…

Wyl Parker leaves after years of university contributions

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For nearly four decades, Wyl Parker witnessed university enrollment double in size, six university presidents take office and buildings sprout…

Student Governance and Organizations director search narrows down to three

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A director post may soon be filled in the Division of Student Affairs, after nearly a semester long vacancy. The…

Hope for Haiti Benefit to be held on Thursday

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The earthquake changed lives on the island, turning homes to rubble and leaving people with nowhere to go. Authorities estimate…

Student Congress swears in seven new senators in preparation for semester

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Science senator Brian Ravkind said the average student is not properly represented in Student Congress. He said he hopes to…

Ransom Hall renovations spread computers around campus

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Chair-less desks and cord-free electrical outlets are all that’s left of the Ransom Hall computer center as renovations continue to…

Meghna Tare will take over as the university’s first sustainability director

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To continue its commitment to environmental awareness, the university hired its first sustainability director to help the university bleed blue,…

Mitchell and West construction part of overall projects for semester

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Due to a long standing problem with stagnant water building up the intersection, workers began to install new drainage inlets…

UTA’s first black graduate gives keynote speech

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In 1966 a young Maxwell Scarlett graduated with a degree in biology, becoming the first African-American to receive a degree…

Sushi now available at many campus locations

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Dining Services welcomes the spring semester with sushi and more Japanese cuisine at the University Center food court.
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