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UNT AI project aims to clear Texas roads faster
With more people expected to move to Texas, researchers at UNT are looking into how AI can help clear the roadways faster and more efficiently.
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UNT rises in social mobility, now No. 34 nationwide
The University of North Texas climbed to No. 34 in U.S. News & World Report’s “Top Performers on Social Mobility,” up from No. 44 in 2025, highlighting its commitment to student success.
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Sports Innovation Space connects UNT students with global sport-tech industry
The hub marks the next chapter in UNT’s nationally recognized sport business programs.
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