Woodworking Talent

2013 Winter

UNT alumnus Austin Heitzman brings a painter's eye to the art of designing one-of-a-kind furniture.

Supreme Decisions

Paul M. Collins Jr., associate professor of political science, and Lori Ringhand, a law professor at the University of Georgia, were frustrated by how the media and academia portrayed confirmation hearings for the highest judicial office in the U.S. as empty rituals. They use historical and statistical methods to challenge that view in Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings and Constitutional Change.

Custer and the Media

In his book Shooting Arrows and Slinging Mud: Custer, the Press and the Little Bighorn, journalism professor James Mueller examines the press coverage of Custer's Last Stand in 1876 — the battle between federal troops and Northern Plains Indians that has been mythologized through the years.

Race and the Cold War

English professor Jacqueline Foertsch examines African Americans' response to the Cold War in novels, press coverage, films, protest work of civil rights leaders and even popular music.

Alumnus Daniel Rowan is an off-Broadway rising star

Daniel Rowan describes his performance in a legendary off-Broadway play as "fantastic — ha ha."

Denton Tribute

One O'Clock Lab Band's latest CD pays homage to its hometown.

Animated Work

UNT RTVF alumnus creates Game of Thrones-style title sequence with a Texas twist.

Neighborhood Designs

2013 Winter

UNT alumni Erin and JP Hossley use their art backgrounds to create eclectic Dallas boutique.

Winning Conductor

Alumnus Jason Lim wins 3rd in two conducting competition categories

Music Research

UNT music education student's research on musicians' injuries is award-winning.