From ELEVAR to a plethora of support services, UNT's caring campus ensures that every student finds success.
Cybersecurity expert and entrepreneur works to diversify the tech industry.
UNT partnership with the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma will offer future economic growth.
UNT alumni and faculty members help out NASA in a variety of ways.
92-year-old alum finds enjoyment in reading accomplishments of former students.
Alumna's colorful textiles are exhibited in museums around the world and gaining attention.
Four faculty members receive a semester off from teaching to pursue art.
Alumna is crowned Miss Texas USA and Miss USA, the first Filipino American woman to earn the titles.
Alumni remember how they got to part of the filming of "Necessary Roughness."
Members contribute $1,000 and make a $100,000 difference in all corners of campus.
Alumnus is the executive producer behind the Oscar winner, "The Queen of Basketball."
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute is offering classes in Dallas this fall.
Alumni Pat Boone, David B. Hooten cited for their musical talent and undeniable impact.
The new growth method from UNT chemistry researchers provides several benefits.
North Texas Cheer team brings home back-to-back national titles.
Grant will allow UNT researchers to study how to produce accessible medicine.
Alumna lands job as homepage editor at "The New York Times'" South Korea bureau.
Students celebrate their time as students at UNT’s Ring Ceremony and Eagle Ring Dive.
Counseling major Deante' Moore uses personal experiences as a leader in student organizations.
Biology Professor Lee Hughes ('87, '94 M.S., '98 Ph.D.) recalls how UNT shaped his life.
UNT faculty and staff explore how the COVID-19 pandemic affected the job market.
Entrepreneur Cameron Allahverdi has found a niche in the business world by customizing urns.
UNT's caring spirit and career-ready focus lead to record-setting enrollment.
Distinguished Alumni Achievement Awards recognize professional achievements.
The alma mater and the eagle mascot have endured as campus favorites.
World War II, the Texas Rangers and artificial intelligence are the topics covered.
Singer Kevin Hawkins, a College of Music alum, is getting his voice heard by millions.
Two first-gen students share their experiences as they navigate dreams of earning a degree.
First building at UNT at Frisco opens to much fanfare as UNT plants its flag in Collin County.
Vaughn Faison gets in tune -- and a Grammy nomination -- as part of the group Kings Return.