University of North Texas student Eric Norman’s view of sustainable tourism was formed growing up with impromptu family trips and experiencing nature through Boy Scouts. Today, the 25-year-old from McAllen is one of three students at UNT earning his master’s degree in international sustainable tourism.
Jennifer Williams, a first-year graduate student at the University of North Texas, has been awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship to conduct research in engineering.
Three faculty members in the University of North Texas’ College of Merchandising, Hospitality and Tourism have been named distinguished scholars by the Korean Society of Clothing and Textiles.
The International Journal of Physical Distribution and Logistics Management has ranked the Logistics Program in the University of North Texas College of Business as the world’s fifth-best program for supply chain and logistics research productivity.
The University of North Texas Zero Energy Research Lab is a small building with big potential.
Three, two, one — ninja! University of North Texas students jumped out of their circle and struck a ninja pose Thursday to start a game. They were trying to set a record for the largest game of “ninja” but fell a few people short.
The University of North Texas will get its renovated student union building thanks to the students who voted to approve a fee increase of $115 per semester to pay for it.
University of North Texas officials are waiting to see if students favor increasing a fee to build a new University Union.
The Phi Gamma Delta fraternity at the University of North Texas is collecting money this week to help families in the Dallas-Fort Worth area who lost their homes in last week’s tornadoes.
University of North Texas students Maryanne Owiti and Christine Schneider gained a new perspective after participating in the Commission on the Status of Women practicum at the United Nations headquarters in New York City last month.
The University of North Texas chapter of the NAACP is sponsoring a diversity expo from 1 to 4 p.m. today.
Health officials are recommending tuberculosis screening for roughly 100 people at Texas Woman’s University in Denton after a student was diagnosed with the airborne lung disease.
Texas Woman’s University student Albert Wright is taking back a piece of his life each day, from his attic ladder to his dodge ball game.
At the 12:30 p.m. performance of Nick Cave’s "Heard" on Thursday, a big crowd watched art that transcended the track lighting, walls and pedestals of a typical art gallery. It was art that pawed at the lawn between University of North Texas’ Art Building and Curry Hall. It was art than kicked and strutted. It was art with a multitude of heartbeats.
The University of North Texas’ Scholars Phair, an annual academic competition celebrating black history, is scheduled for 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday with a different agenda than usual.
University of North Texas professor Ram Dantu has developed a way to measure blood pressure using a smartphone. Dantu, who works in the department of computer science and engineering, created a small attachment that uses the flat disk of a stethoscope but doesn’t require a blood pressure cuff.
Celebrated poet, civil rights activist and author Maya Angelou wove poetry, advice and encouragement through her speech to Texas Woman’s University students Tuesday.
University of North Texas professor Ram Dantu developed a way to measure blood pressure using a smart phone.
The University of North Texas Board of Regents voted to raise tuition and fees by 3.95 percent Tuesday. They also approved an increase in room-and-board rates.
A constant droning could be heard from a distance Wednesday on the third floor of the University of North Texas’ General Academic Building. While the rest of the building lacked its usual buzz of student activity because of spring break, an incoherent chorus emanates from Room 325 as nine students stand in front of computers and speak 300 to 400 words per minute.
University of North Texas student Skylar Conover isn’t letting her disability define her. Instead she’s using it to define the world.
Ruth Anita Cowan, former director of the Texas Woman’s University social work program, died of multiple myeloma Sunday at the age of 71.
