cover story
Farm-to-Table
UNT alumni are part of movement to provide locally produced fresh food and create healthier communities.
Written by: Jessica DeLeón
the last word
Responsibility to Give Back
Mark J. Merki ('91, '91 M.S.), CPA, shares why volunteering with Mentor Denton is important.
Written by: Mark J. Merki ('91, '91 M.S.), CPA
parting shot
Mean Green Pride on the Road
Take your Mean Green pride on the road wherever you go with a UNT license plate.
from our president
Planting the Seeds of Change
New action plan will guide UNT's yearly accomplishments.
Mean Green
Building on Momentum
In their second season in Conference USA, Mean Green vie for another bowl win.
Power of Place
New Greek Life Center
UNT's newest facility gives fraternities and sororities a place to call home on Greek Row.
STATE OF THE UNIVERSITY
President Delivers Annual Address
President Neal Smatresk unveiled the top priorities for the 2014-15 year.
Program feature
Forensic Science
Alumni use their scientific training to unravel mysteries of the past and help solve crimes.
Written by: Leslie Minton
#Careers, #Science/Technology, #College of Science, #Features, #2014 Fall
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
Lane Cardwell
Hospitality alum shares winning recipe for building successful restaurant brands.
Written by: Nancy Kolsti
#Alumni Profile, #Hospitality and Tourism, #Features, #College of Merchandising, Hospitality and Tourism, #2014 Fall
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
Overhauling the Image of Golf
Maggie Noel ('10) is attracting a new, diverse golfing crowd with her unique style.
Written by: Megan Middleton
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
Photography Alum Wins Award
Jonathan A. Molina-Garcia ('14) won the Jack Kent Cooke Graduate Arts Award.
#Journalism, #Visual Arts, #Culture, #Frank W. and Sue Mayborn School of Journalism, #2014 Fall
SPECIAL EVENTS
Apple Guru Steve Wozniak Visits UNT
The Silicon Valley icon shared his expertise as part of UNT's Distinguished Lecture Series.
#Science/Technology, #Special Events, #Campus News, #2014 Fall
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
Meet Your Nerdy Best Friend
For Beth Ziesenis ('90), being nerdy has perks -- including making her a favorite speaker.
Written by: Lauren Frock
#Alumni Profile, #Journalism, #Department of Psychology, #2014 Fall
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
Acclaimed Writer Named 2014-15 Artist-in-Residence
Aleksander Hemon will visit campus five times during the academic year.
online extra
Quintuplets Start Freshman Year
The Diaz siblings settle in at UNT as they begin their college journey.
Written by: Jessica DeLeón
online extra
Reclassifying Understudied Art
Are medieval rock-cut temples in southern India sculpture or architecture?
Written by: Jessica Mitchell
#Research, #Department of History, #Online Extras, #2014 Fall
global connection
Information Science Abroad
Students in the College of Information help libraries around the world.
#Global, #Global Connection, #College of Information, #2014 Fall
ASK AN EXPERT
Samra Bufkins
How can you use social media to advance your career?
Written by: Lauren Frock
#Journalism, #Expert Take, #Frank W. and Sue Mayborn School of Journalism, #2014 Fall
Green Pride
Love Your Mean Green, Win Prizes
UNT launched a new Mean Green Pride campaign to celebrate wearing green on Fridays.
#Toulouse School of Graduate Studies, #Green Pride, #2014 Fall
UNT Alumni Association
New Executive Director
Great things are on the horizon for the UNT Alumni Association, says Robert McInturf.
SPECIAL EVENTS
A Flight for Success
UNT rolled out the welcome wagon for new students at First Flight Week.
Brilliantly Green
Great Things are Happening at UNT
Mark Cuban backs computer science major's app, solar powered recycling and champion archer.
#Department of Biological Sciences, #Brilliantly Green, #2014 Fall
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
Breaking the Baton Barrier
Music alumna made her conducting debut as an undergraduate.
Written by: Monique Bird
online extra
UNT Welcomes the Class of 2018
More than 4,000 students moved into UNT’s residence halls on Sunday, signaling the start of the...
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
Taking the Gift of Teaching Abroad
J'Layne Sundberg (ʼ06) headed to Maai Mahiu, Kenya, this summer to teach orphaned children.
Written by: Ellen Rossetti
#Education, #Global, #Volunteerism, #Social Impact, #2014 Fall
dear north texan
A Good Workout
I enrolled at North Texas in spring 1980 following a two-year stay at a junior college.
dear north texan
Jim's Diner
In the 1980s, the coolest place in Denton to get breakfast was Jim's Diner.
dear north texan
A Great Loss
Gerard O'Donovan's death resurrects memories of an exceptional leader.
