UTA Police also received a report of a stranger entering a female student’s apartment through an unlocked door.
Hosted at Globe Life Field for the first time, the ceremonies implemented social distancing and safety protocols to ensure student and guest safety.
After three years of widespread debate and campus condemnation, UTA removed the name of former university administrator Edward Davis on the basis of his racist actions.
The decision to remove Davis Hall’s namesake, former dean Edward Davis, came after years-long effort from students and alumni.
Face coverings will be required until further notice, there will be a mix of online and in-person classes, and on-campus work positions will return in phases.
The site is one of several community vaccination sites organized by the University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth.
The university is partnering with OptumServe to operate an on-campus vaccine site inside the Physical Education Building on Greek Row Drive.
The pandemic highlighted a number of successful stakeholders who have contributed to the community, and the organization reviewed over 70 qualified nominees for the awards.
Packages, a bike and a bollard valued at $1500 were reported stolen by students and staff.
Eric Leidlein, auxiliary services executive director, said after the building is demolished it will be converted to green space to accommodate the Green at College Park project.
Although specifics are not available yet, the university is working with a few goals in mind, including a return to in-person classes, revamped student life and a normal dorm experience.
The new administration wants to advocate for international students, bring back grade forgiveness and address campus parking.
Groups like UTA’s Turning Point USA chapter and the Progressive Student Union are taking advantage of active user hours and hashtags to spread awareness and accessibility.
As the U.S. expanded its vaccine availability to all adults, countries around the world still face a lack of resources to vaccinate their citizens.
The university is partnering with Texas Health Resources to distribute Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines at six Texas Health Community Clinics across the Metroplex.
An underage student driver was also found in possession of alcohol after being stopped for a traffic violation.
Some students say it can get lonely being by yourself during the pandemic, and they are ready for the opportunity to have home gatherings again.
Students say people should remain honest and never feel afraid to express their opinion, but they should also respect others with differing viewpoints.
Some students say they have balanced class, work and free time all in their bedrooms during the pandemic.
As the one-year anniversary of George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis nears and the trial of Derek Chauvin, the former police officer who killed Floyd, has reached jury deliberation, the killing of 20-year-old Daunte Wright has garnered national attention and protests.
While many see the upcoming fall semester as a return to normalcy, others are still concerned about the pandemic.
Having pets can ground students in reality and help relieve stress, but it’s important that they know how to properly bring home and care for their furry companions.
Mavericks give advice on how to communicate with your roommate when it comes to sexual activity with your partner.
Freshmen wanting to live on campus can visit the University Housing website and apply for a residential learning community through the UTA Housing application system.
While many students prefer on-campus housing to living at home, restrictions on in-person gatherings and digital class formats have reshaped what it looks like.
The celebratory events will feature both virtual and in-person activities from Monday to Thursday.
A male student reported being struck with a knife by another male student and former roommate on Greek Row Drive.
It has been almost a year since interim President Teik Lim was appointed, and the UT System has not announced a search for a permanent president.
The community discusses the college’s efforts to increase enrollment and hiring of Black and Hispanic students and faculty.
What used to be a single course has now become a fully developed degree program designed to help graduates combat the drug crisis and other mental health challenges.
The research team received a grant of about $1.1 million from the Office of Naval Research in February, which will be distributed over a three-year period to develop the helmet.
