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Harrison Keller, a sixth-generation Texan, is committed to helping UNT students achieve their goals.

At UNT, many graduates get more than a degree. They form friendships that last a lifetime.

Practice made perfect for saxophone legend Billy Harper ('65).

Alums, students and faculty well-represented in the 67th Annual Grammy Award nominations.

As student regent, Ethan Gillis looks to ensure his peers feel seen and valued.

Award-winning orientation leader makes sure trans students feel included.

Photojournalist Eric Gay wins Pulitzer Prize for riveting work.

UNT students and recent alums have earned some of the most prestigious awards for rising scholars.

UNT alumni, faculty discuss the best ways to plan for the worst.

New grant helps students with foster care backgrounds.

UNT Alumni Association recognizes outstanding members of the UNT community.

Color and sustainability factor into the artwork, décor and apparel of designer Alana Kay ('04).

UNT CoLab merch debuts with art by graphic designer and CVAD alum Thomas Rodgers ('12).

Colleen Clark ('19 D.M.A.) has been dedicated to drumming all her life.

UNT alumni get Hollywood support for a new documentary series focusing on Black nerd culture.

Two alumni use their dance degrees to perform as part of a Taylor Swift tribute band.

Social justice, trauma and music inspire work of award-winning faculty.

A health scare set Constance B. Hilliard on a quest for information.

Women's soccer head coach John Hedlund will celebrate two major milestones this fall.

Revisiting some favorite hangout spots.

A look back at North Texan covers through the decades.

Mo Elzubeir's ('02) new app puts a twist on how audiences experience comedy.

Marena Riyad ('15) uses comedy as a way to tell stories.

Christine Truong ('24) uses her business degree to help children in her native Vietnam.

A time capsule was discovered from the 'Wild Women,' a group formed in the 1980s.

Jeff Fisher (’93) provides children with disabilities fun and acceptance.

An innovative movie from The Polyphonic Spree will be shown at UNT's Sky Theater planetarium.

The Mean Green will be present at the Paris Olympics.

Alumna and son visit campus.

A focus on student success and innovation will move UNT forward for Texas and the nation.

How a music career took shape in West Hall.

Sizzling burgers made for tasty memories.

Getting quickly acquainted with the campus -- and community.

New center is working to build the semiconductor workforce.

The project looks at music's connection to Earth's climatological condition.

New Science and Technology Building will create additional learning opportunities.

Faculty researchers earn grants through a U.S. National Science Foundation program.

A study is examining changes that occur during hearing aid adoption.

UNT is developing a one-of-a-kind X-ray diffraction system.

Faculty and students are awarded and recognized by the prestigious program.

Lisa Normand finds a new career in the film industry.

David Baker ('22) gives artists a way to showcase their work through the North Texas Makers.

Marlys Lamar ('86 Ph.D.) co-founded The Art Room as a safe, supportive space.

UNT alumni, faculty explore art for neurodivergent audiences and other topics.

Pollinators have Jen Rose ('99, '02 M.F.A.) to thank for helping them stay hydrated.

Dianna Wynn ('88 M.S.) encourages people to make their voice heard in elections.

From cleaning fish tanks to leading a citywide campaign, this ecologist spreads her wings.

Joseph Campbell ('02) enjoys life as an expat in Australia.

Entrepreneur Sara Casey ('13) developed a holographic nail polish line.

UNT student is taxation major by day, ballerina by night.

Rob Halpner ('22) composed 'Corridor Fanfare' to celebrate the investiture of UNT's 17th president.

North Texas Wind Symphony is the first UNT student ensemble to land a Latin Grammy nomination.

UNT faculty and students create a center for artists.

A cancer diagnosis spurred Yelak Biru's ('95, '97 M.S.) work as a patient advocate.

Francisco Delgado ('22) and Alyson Flores ('22) give students a much-needed jolt.

Following his son's cystic fibrosis diagnosis, Chad Salyer became an advocate.