The project broke ground in February 2021. The $76 million building opened at the start of the semester. Read moreVideo: UTA hosts School of Social Work and Smart Hospital Ribbon Cutting
The campus's longest-running tradition returned after a three-year hiatus due to COVID-19. Read moreVideo: Teams battle it out during annual Bed Races
Turner was on UTA’s men’s basketball team for the 2000-2001 season. He emphasized that the program is player focused. Read moreVideo: K.T. Turner becomes UTA's 10th head men’s basketball coach
The protest was organized by the Progressive Student Union. The UT System paused its DEI programs in February following pushback from the Capitol questioning the … Read moreVideo: Student organization protests to demand Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives
The sounds of thousands of fans spilled out of Choctaw Stadium on Feb. 18 in anticipation of the XFL season opener. Read morePhotos: Arlington Renegades score first victory at Choctaw Stadium in season opener
Volunteers gather at the Mission Arlington on Jan. 16 to do services in honor of the activist. The event was named after Zeb Strong Jr., a key figure who would or… Read moreVideo: Zeb Strong Jr. Day of Service honors Martin Luther King's examples
Decorations have to be finished by noon Monday and the competition will conclude 4 p.m. Friday. Read morePhotos: Student organizations decorate downtown Arlington to prepare for Homecoming
Committed to the act, Garland resident Andy Mullins performs six 20-minute shows a day from 12:45 to 5:45 p.m. throughout the fair’s 24-day run.
At UTA's third investiture in its history, President Jennifer Cowley becomes the university's 10th and first female president.
The formal ceremony confers Cowley as the 10th and first female president of UTA. This is the third investiture in the university’s history — its first since 2004.
The Texas gubernatorial candidate will battle incumbent Gov. Greg Abbott at the Nov. 8 midterm election. This was his third college stop of the day.
The event is hosted by Campus Recreation and has been a long-standing a tradition since 1989. Over 90 teams participated in this year’s Oozeball.
Oozeball, a long-standing university tradition, is returning to UTA on Sept. 23. In this video, nursing sophomore Michael Callahan demonstrates how participants should tape their shoes for Oozeball. Duct tape is preferred.
The Activity Fair made its semester return from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 31 with plenty of organizations for students who wanted to get involved with groups on campus.
On August 30, the Collectible Card Game Club hosted a Yu-Gi-Oh tournament in the gaming basement.
Students at UTA arrive on campus for the first day of classes as North Texas sees flash flooding, heavy rainfall and road closures Monday, August 22.
Arlington resident Stoney Kersh, 55, began collecting Cowboys’ memorabilia when he was four years old, starting with the Topps collectible cards. However, despite his huge collection, Kersh admits to putting family first then football second.
The parade is one of the longest traditions in Arlington, dating back to 1965. This year, over 30,000 people attended in-person, and more than 120 entries marched the parade to celebrate Independence Day.
From June 17-19, Arlington hosted its second-annual Juneteenth Jubilee, which included the MLK Day of Service on Saturday at the City Center Plaza. The festival featured live music, various performances, vendors and art.
The air on Saturday was thick with sunscreen, sweat and smiles in the heat at Arlington’s first-ever pride event.
Lipscomb Hall was an affordable housing option for students from 1957 until 2020, when it became a quarantine space for the pandemic, according to previous Shorthorn reporting.
The protest, organized by the Progressive Student Union, called for the immediate resignation of the Student Body vice president Thomason Clayton following his impeachment hearing finding him not responsible for the alleged charges.
The Big Event, the largest day of community service at UTA, returns with over 600 volunteers participating in 44 agency projects across the Metroplex.
The Emotional Robotics Living Lab at UTA looks at how social robots can reflect the authenticity of human connection and help act as a replacement for the same.
Bed Races made its return after three years to the Maverick Stadium on March 23 as 65 teams battled for team medals and Maverick pride.
The Movin' Mavs wheelchair basketball team won its 10th national tournament championship after defeating the University of Alabama 67-56.
The recurring event invites therapy dogs to campus to help the UTA community destress.
"Campus composter" John Darling shares his expertise on local composting efforts at the University of Texas at Arlington. Darling spends his days moving throughout the campus collecting food scraps and coffee grounds to build compost piles on…
Students had the opportunity to spend time with certified therapy dogs Feb. 3 outside the Central Library.
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Marvel Studios have put together a beautiful tribute video honouring Chadwick Boseman.
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Marvel Studios have put together a beautiful tribute video honouring Chadwick Boseman.
Chadwick Boseman talks about the importance of ‘Black Panther’ and presents his Golden Popcorn to real-life hero James Shaw Jr. while accepting the Best Hero at the 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards.
The piece was designed by Sedrick Huckaby, UTA associate painting professor.
Opal Lee walked two-and-a-half miles, followed by a caravan of vehicles supporting her call to make Juneteenth a national holiday.
For many black students, the nation’s recent Black Lives Matter protests are deeply personal.
Connie Smith, Connie's Louisiana Kitchen owner, makes jambalaya in her food truck for The Shorthorn's From Scratch series.