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UNT Kuehne Speaker Series awards three $25,000 scholarships for 2021-22 academic year
For the 2021-22 academic year, the program’s first three Kuehne...
It’s a 3-peat: UNT grows again, enrolls 42,372 to defy national trend
This year’s growth...
UNT debuts eight new degrees in variety of fields
The University of North Texas is debuting...
New York artist Matthew Ritchie explores presence of internet and virtual communication in UNT exhibit
Matthew Ritchie: Florilegium, on display through Dec. 10 in the CVAD Gallery, investigates the history of mapping human knowledge and lived experience using complex systems. ...
Women theater owners carrying Black Power movement into today, says UNT history lecturer
In a time when discussions about race and equity are everywhere, a...
Experimental musician Yves Tumor to perform Sept. 14 at the University of North Texas
Yves Tumor is known for blending different styles of music together into a mind-warping sound. His most recent...
UNT researchers receive $5.5 million to make advanced materials for soldier protection
A University of North Texas team of researchers with the Advanced...
UNT professors address mental health disparities with training for trauma-informed, bilingual care
Four University of North Texas...
UNT collaborates with City of Lewisville on creation of needed park
The neighborhood, surrounded by...
UNT Professor Earns Fulbright to Teach Jazz Improvisation in Egypt
As a recipient of a Fulbright Visual and Performing Arts Award, Dave Meder will travel to Egypt next spring to explore and refine his own teaching methodology of improvisation with students at the...
Faculty Experts
UNT professor offers suggestions for keeping the holiday spirit alive without adding to existing financial strain
As families face hardships brought on by...
UNT VP of Research and Innovation talks food, hunger and a decade on the selection committee for the World Food Prize
DENTON (UNT), Texas — For the past decade...
UNT Emergency Management and Public Administration faculty offer their expertise as Hurricane Delta approaches
DENTON (UNT), Texas — As Hurricane Delta...
UNT Emergency Management and Public Administration faculty offer their expertise after Hurricane Laura
DENTON (UNT), Texas — As Hurricane Laura continues through the south, it is increasingly important that people have an accurate source of information. Faculty from the Departments of Emergency...
UNT experts available to discuss 2020 national conventions, upcoming elections
DENTON (UNT), Texas — ...
UNT professor, former ISD administrator looks to future of education
Choice will likely be a permanent feature...
UNT offers experts to comment on SCOTUS decision
DENTON (UNT), Texas — The University of North Texas has several subject matter experts who can offer opinions and answer questions about the Supreme Court decision that the Civil Rights Act...
UNT BCBA offers thoughts on effective learning from home for children with ASD
DENTON (UNT), Texas — Working from home with children can be challenging, but for parents of children on the autism spectrum the challenge comes with a special set of needs.
Board...
UNT associate professor: While music has the power to improve our psychological wellbeing, it’s not one size fits all
It’s said music has the power to “soothe the soul,” and during a time when so much in the world seems uncertain a little comfort is appealing.
Krisstal Clayton, clinical associate...
UNT professor offers thoughts on spike in severe child abuse
DENTON (UNT), Texas — While home is generally considered a safe place – hence the shelter-in-place orders meant to keep people in their homes – some hospitals are reporting a spike in severe child...