Marion Ball, professor of nursing in the College of Nursing and Health Innovation and executive director of the Multi-Interprofessional Center for Health Informatics, was honored with the John P. Glaser Health Informatics Innovator Award.
Every good businessperson needs a guiding mission. Leslie Paetschow (’12 BA, Anthropology) has a good one: She wants to “pet all the dogs.” Every day at The Watering Bowl, an outdoor dog park and bar that she owns and operates in South Austin, is an opportunity to do just that.
In 2012, Linah Mohammad immigrated to Arlington from Jordan with a goal she’d had since eighth grade in mind: journalism. Now, the 2017 graduate with a degree in journalism and broadcasting can call herself a finalist for the prestigious Pulitzer Prize.
The planetarium at The University of Texas at Arlington has received a $50,000 gift from Women Inspiring Philanthropy (WIP), a community of women seeking to transform the city of Arlington through high-impact giving.
Marking a major milestone and signaling a new era of excellence and innovation for the College of Architecture, Planning, and Public Affairs (CAPPA), Shadi Nazarian was selected as the college’s first H. Ralph Hawkins, FAIA, Chair in Architecture.
The night before UTA’s spring 2023 commencement, Brazos Park, a green space for activity located in the heart of campus, transformed into Arlington’s biggest hotspot as it hosted the University’s inaugural MavGrad Celebration.
People traveling to Walt Disney World will have the chance to learn more about our nation’s 43rd president, George W. Bush, through the assistance of UTA Libraries.
Traci Freling, marketing professor in the College of Business, is rebooting her 2013 publication in the Journal of Advertising Research that investigated Super Bowl ads and their effectiveness.
Dereje Agonafer, Presidential Distinguished University Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, is employing a $2.84 million award from the DOE to develop hybrid cooling technology that will aid high-power data centers and server farms.
Efferata Tigabu (’23 BSN) can trace her journey to UTA—and the field of nursing—all the way back to her birth. Tigabu, a first-generation student, was born at Dallas’ Parkland Memorial Hospital after her parents emigrated from Ethiopia after winning a visa lottery.
In a new study published in Ecology Letters, Luke Frishkoff, assistant professor of biology, explores why the number of species that occur across planet Earth varies.
Keith (’74 BBA, Finance) and Jo Krop are avid UTA Athletics fans, often attending games to root on their beloved Mavs.
The work of students in history Assistant Professor James Sandy’s historical methods class played a pivotal role in the city of Arlington’s new memorial, which will honor all military service members from the city who sacrificed their lives in service to their country.
A pair of former K-12 teachers turned researchers have launched a unique podcast based on their longstanding narrative research project.
Check out junior physics major Rohit Raut's postcard from Geneva, Switzerland.
Meti Kebede says a new certificate program could give her a leg up in her upcoming job hunt.
Dive into fascinating books by Maverick authors.
Dr. Dylan Park, assistant professor of instruction in the Department of Biology, is leading UTA's new certificate program in brewing and fermentation science.
For Teri Berbel (’23 MSW), one of UTA’s newest grads, her classroom was the outdoors. Some of her classmates? Goats.
Benjamin Terry is finding inspiration in surprising places these days. Settling into early marriage, new homeownership, and work as a represented artist with Galleri Urbane in Dallas, he is fueling his creativity through the trappings of domestic life.
At a ribbon-cutting for the new School of Social Work/College of Nursing and Health Innovation (CONHI) Smart Hospital Building, attendees weren’t just celebrating the opening—they were celebrating advancements in health care innovation and teaching.
Check out the news and events that we're excited to celebrate.
Muneera Carr (’96 BBA, Accounting) is the executive vice president, chief accounting officer, and controller at Wells Fargo & Company.
In May 2023, Venu Varanasi and his team of researchers were awarded a $2.3 million grant to develop semiconductor biomaterials to help speed up healing in patients suffering from cranial bone defects.
About 32 years before The College Tour crew came to the UT Arlington campus to film our episode, famed director Oliver Stone was setting up shop to shoot a scene for his then-forthcoming film "JFK."
