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UTA’s student success strategy earns national acclaim

The University is recognized for its commitment to student success and economic mobility.

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Our Next Frontier

We're heading west, where the horizon's wide and the opportunities even wider. The University of Texas at Arlington is proud to introduce UTA West, our new campus in Walsh Ranch.

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A new era for fraternity and sorority life at UTA

President Cowley opened the Fraternity and Sorority Community Center, calling it "a place where friendships are built; where big ideas come to life."

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A University of Excellence

1

Best for Vets Among Public Universities in Texas

Military Times, 2024

1

University in North Texas

The Wall Street Journal, 2025

6

for ethnic diversity

U.S. News & World Report, 2025

Our Rankings

OUR CURRENT INITIATIVES

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RISE 100

We're investing $60 million to hire 100 new innovative tenure-stream faculty who will make an impact in Texas.
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UTA 2030

UTA has launched its new strategic plan, UTA 2030, focusing on our shared dreams and bright future.
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Undergraduate Research

Undergraduate research has a positive impact on graduation rates—that's why UTA tripled paid undergraduate research opportunities.
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News

7 March

Two alumni enter Military Science Hall of Honor

Jean Anne Panton Deakyne and Steven Kennedy were recognized for their service to UTA’s Army ROTC and distinguished military and civilian careers

10 March

UTA team wins prize for vital U.S. magnet technology

Physics professor J. Ping Liu helps boost nation’s energy security and advance toward a world-class magnet research hub

6 March

Q&A: Springing forward and struggling with sleep

UTA sleep expert Christine Spadola explains how daylight saving time disrupts sleep and what you can do to adjust

3 March

UTA retains top-tier U.S. research status

Among only 5% of universities nationwide to receive R1 status, UTA expands its research impact

6 March

Brain mapping unlocks key Alzheimer’s insights

A UTA, University of California–San Francisco study explores why some nerve cells are more vulnerable to neurodegeneration