Ambitious Project

2011 Fall

UNT's new state-of-the-art Apogee Stadium is the largest building project in UNT history.

University of North Texas and Apogee unveil new Apogee Stadium

20-year, $20 million partnership to support UNT and Mean Green Athletics

Charn Uswachoke

2011 Fall

Charn Uswachoke (’73 M.B.A.) learned about business and soaked up music at UNT.

The Little Everyman

Eighteenth-century English literature and culture exhibited a fascination with small male bodies, from Henry Fielding's Tom Thumb plays to male dwarfs in public exhibitions and bawdy poems featuring diminutive men.

‘New’ Presses at UNT

2011 Fall

Four old letterpresses are newly renovated, thanks to four graduate students and a professor.

Learning English Through Art

2011 Fall

Students from the Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México learned English this summer.

Theatre students' short plays presented at Dallas' Kitchen Dog Theater

UNT theatre students got the chance to present their talents in a professional venue when six short plays they wrote, directed and performed were presented at the Kitchen Dog Theater in Dallas this spring.

Bringing awareness of Plastic Island through art

Students in a digital illustration class spent three weeks this spring researching the Plastic Island of the Pacific, sometimes called the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

Metalsmith work included in juried exhibitions

The works of four students and recent graduates from the College of Visual Arts and Design were selected for juried exhibitions at the Society of North American Goldsmiths annual conference in Seattle.

Recent graduates win 3rd place in TXU film contest

May graduates Dylan Voisard ('11) and Patrick Perkins ('11) won third place in the college category of the TXU Energy Light Up the Red Carpet Student Film Contest.