Tamara Brown, who was previously the University of North Texas’ College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences executive dean, will begin her tenure Aug 1.
The two positions mark the leadership splitting of communications, marketing and development teams. The teams are currently under University Advancement.
Students and faculty gathered on the University Center mall to recite the poem and celebrate Charles Chiasson, recently retired associate professor and classical studies program director, who has been committed to the program since 1990.
In the Homerathon, readers will divide the story into 59 intervals to read over a 14-hour sitting at the University Center Mall from 7 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. and is open for anyone to listen.
Units need to meet specific sustainable standards, including high-quality windows, be airtight and maintain an energy recovery ventilation system, to achieve passive house certification.
The new degree exposes students to increased data based-training to help meet the needs of employers wanting experienced applicants.
Architecture students create imaginary aging characters and design spaces that would ease any ailments from which they suffer.
UTA’s Theatre Arts and Dance Department implemented the Theatre Arts Teaching Lab during fall 2021 for Theatre Arts majors to learn to teach and direct.
Known for his Chicano Art collection and comedy, Richard “Cheech” Marin shared his journey with Chicano art at the Rosebud Theater on Wednesday. Marin said he hopes to support the Chicano community and erase the lines separating American and Chicano art.
Known for his Chicano Art collection and comedy, Richard “Cheech” Marin shared his journey with Chicano art at the Rosebud Theater on Wednesday. Marin said he hopes to support the Chicano community and erase the lines separating American and Chicano art.
The new center hopes to show students the rural side of health care, aiming to partner with existing rural health agencies, health care systems and providers.
Students organized a protest calling for the resignation of Thomason Clayton, Student Body vice president.
Residents are advised to be mindful of the weather and prepare for possible severe conditions beginning Monday and continuing through Wednesday, according to Eric Martello, lead National Weather Service meteorologist.
Sumo, a Japanese-style wrestling sport, is the world’s oldest surviving combat sport, said Corey Morrison, Dallas Sumo Club founder.
Students share their support for the Blaze Forward program, as it fully covers tuition and mandatory fees for full-time undergraduate students who are Texas residents and have a family income of $85,000 or less.
Former Chief of Staff Alyssa Spencer's impeachment hearing was held Tuesday, citing her alleged offensive comments, failure to fulfill duties as Chief of Staff and allegations of influencing the impeachment process of Thomason Clayton, Student Body vice president.
The International Food Fair emulated a street-food market, allowing students to experience other cultures without leaving campus.
The university earned a bronze level award for its efforts in promoting bike culture and increasing bikeability on campus.
The Student Body president, vice president and Chief of Staff will all have their own hearings. No time or date has been set, but there will be no change to the election dates.
Roshan Mashal’s past as an activist and teacher during the Taliban’s takeover in Afghanistan will bring new experiences to UTA’s Women’s and Gender Studies program.
Decorated with a Candy Land theme, the 2022 Bed Races hosted 65 teams as they competed for medals and bragging rights.
A good work ethic doesn’t equal working as much as possible, said Vickie Goins, Counseling and Psychological Services assistant director of Outreach Services and Mental Health Promotion.
Established in 1972, the College of Nursing and Health Innovation has become Texas’ top producer of baccalaureate-educated nurses.
UTA has 22 student organizations with a core purpose related to women’s issues, said Julia Cornish, assistant director of the Office of Student Organizations.
Racers are encouraged to wear Candy Land-themed costumes to win the costume contest.
Doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine will be available to students, employees and their families March 16 and 30.
The search committee for the position seeks feedback from the UTA community on the candidates and finalists of the national search.
The campus will host various events such as speaker discussions and a self-defense class.
The event was held in the CAPPA building’s second floor and was packed with over 70 firms from architecture to interior design.
Incoming President Jennifer Cowley announced she will begin the process to find candidates for high-profile openings on campus as she transitions to her new role at UTA.
David Aldape’s appreciation for food culture, valuable prior experiences and personality have earned him respect from UTA’s Dining Services.
