This year’s events explore what it means to be powerful and radically creative, with a keynote address by Gabby Rivera, a Bronx-born, queer Latinx writer.

Social media reacts to U alum Doug Bowser embracing comparisons to fire-breathing villain.

More than 100 high school students visited the S.J. Quinney College of Law as part of a program designed to inspire students from underrepresented communities to pursue careers in the legal field.

Earlier this year, College of Mines and Earth Sciences Dean Darryl Butt led an art class as a form of stress relief.

Friday Oct 23, 2020 Detectives are continuing to investigate in an effort to identify the person of interest and have been in touch with the victim and the UTA Police Department to obtain more details on the case. A university Crisis Support Specialist will be working with the victim to make support resources available. An […]

Don’t be a “jerk-o-lantern” because it’s not “witchful thinking.” Together we can “put a spell” on COVID-19 this Halloween.

Don’t take unnecessary risks.

Keep your vehicle running during the cold months ahead.

Ready, set, VOTE!

The U’s Peace and Conflict Club holds open dialogue ahead of the 2020 election.

When a tree falls on campus, Scott Leech turns it into something beautiful.

Costumes that take the form of caricature and adopt aspects of someone’s cultural identity can be belittling. Insensitive. Obtuse. It’s a form of cultural appropriation.

The reported incident took place on October 17th.

Commitments from U leadership and student voter registration efforts bolster civic engagement.

Friday Oct 23, 2020 Detectives are continuing to investigate in an effort to identify the person of interest and have been in touch with the victim and the UTA Police Department to obtain more details on the case. A university Crisis Support Specialist will be working with the victim to make support resources available. An […]

Don’t be a “jerk-o-lantern” because it’s not “witchful thinking.” Together we can “put a spell” on COVID-19 this Halloween.

Don’t take unnecessary risks.

Keep your vehicle running during the cold months ahead.

Ready, set, VOTE!

The U’s Peace and Conflict Club holds open dialogue ahead of the 2020 election.

When a tree falls on campus, Scott Leech turns it into something beautiful.

Costumes that take the form of caricature and adopt aspects of someone’s cultural identity can be belittling. Insensitive. Obtuse. It’s a form of cultural appropriation.

The reported incident took place on October 17th.

Commitments from U leadership and student voter registration efforts bolster civic engagement.

Friday Oct 23, 2020 Detectives are continuing to investigate in an effort to identify the person of interest and have been in touch with the victim and the UTA Police Department to obtain more details on the case. A university Crisis Support Specialist will be working with the victim to make support resources available. An […]

Don’t be a “jerk-o-lantern” because it’s not “witchful thinking.” Together we can “put a spell” on COVID-19 this Halloween.

Don’t take unnecessary risks.

Keep your vehicle running during the cold months ahead.

Ready, set, VOTE!

The U’s Peace and Conflict Club holds open dialogue ahead of the 2020 election.

When a tree falls on campus, Scott Leech turns it into something beautiful.

Costumes that take the form of caricature and adopt aspects of someone’s cultural identity can be belittling. Insensitive. Obtuse. It’s a form of cultural appropriation.

The reported incident took place on October 17th.

Commitments from U leadership and student voter registration efforts bolster civic engagement.

Friday Oct 23, 2020 Detectives are continuing to investigate in an effort to identify the person of interest and have been in touch with the victim and the UTA Police Department to obtain more details on the case. A university Crisis Support Specialist will be working with the victim to make support resources available. An […]

Don’t be a “jerk-o-lantern” because it’s not “witchful thinking.” Together we can “put a spell” on COVID-19 this Halloween.

Don’t take unnecessary risks.

Keep your vehicle running during the cold months ahead.

Ready, set, VOTE!

The U’s Peace and Conflict Club holds open dialogue ahead of the 2020 election.

When a tree falls on campus, Scott Leech turns it into something beautiful.

Costumes that take the form of caricature and adopt aspects of someone’s cultural identity can be belittling. Insensitive. Obtuse. It’s a form of cultural appropriation.

The reported incident took place on October 17th.

Commitments from U leadership and student voter registration efforts bolster civic engagement.