August 26, 2011

Campus tours now include a riding portion as well as a walking portion, thanks to an electric 14-passenger university tram. Led by Eagle Ambassadors, students trained in all things UNT, tours still last about 90 minutes but cover almost twice as much ground. Call 940-565-4104 or visit http://ww.tours.unt.edu. (Photo by Michael Clements)
Campus tours now include a riding portion as well as a walking portion, thanks to an electric 14-passenger university tram. Led by Eagle Ambassadors, students trained in all things UNT, tours still last about 90 minutes but cover almost twice as much ground. Call 940-565-4104 or visit http://ww.tours.unt.edu. (Photo by Michael Clements)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

High school students at the ASM Materials Camp hosted by the Department of Materials Science and Engineering harnessed the power of the Texas sun, gaining hands-on experience with the tools researchers use to create the materials of tomorrow. (Photo by Jonathan Reynolds)
High school students at the ASM Materials Camp hosted by the Department of Materials Science and Engineering harnessed the power of the Texas sun, gaining hands-on experience with the tools researchers use to create the materials of tomorrow. (Photo by Jonathan Reynolds)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

New students and their parents learned all about UNT at orientations throughout the summer. Both the number of freshmen and the number of applications hit historic highs this year. (Photo by Jonathan Reynolds)
New students and their parents learned all about UNT at orientations throughout the summer. Both the number of freshmen and the number of applications hit historic highs this year. (Photo by Jonathan Reynolds)