Engineering Research Building Ribbon Cutting
A March 4 ribbon cutting heralds completion of the building, which opened for classes and research in January 2011. The state-of-the-art structure houses laboratories, classrooms, and office space to accommodate many of the national research projects of the College of Engineering and the College of Science.
Engineering Research Building
Dedicated to engineering and science laboratories and instruction, the state-of-the-art Engineering Research Building significantly elevates the University’s research profile and capacity. The faculty and students who build their careers here will generate new ideas and create new knowledge that will define the next generation of research at UT Arlington.
Better with Age
Exercise programs offered through UT Arlington’s Center for Healthy Living and Longevity are drawing rave reviews from their target demographic: adults 65 and older. Participants in the studies cite improvements in cardiovascular fitness, decreases in blood pressure, and a more independent lifestyle.
Pushing toward Greatness
Members of the UT Arlington Movin’ Mavs wheelchair basketball team are among the best in the country at their sport. Senior Anthony Pone and his teammates talk about their quest for an eighth national championship and their mission to spread awareness of wheelchair athletics.
Classroom Communities
Recent graduate Tina Castillo sings the praises of UT Arlington’s MBA Cohort experience. The assistant director of MBA programs says teamwork, networking opportunities, and a fast pace are among the advantages of the increasingly popular learning model in which groups of students complete their degrees together.
