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Mavericks Personified: The stories behind the faces
Three ex-Shorthorn photographers share the stories behind their Pulitzer Prize-winning coverage of Hurricane Katrina
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Center of activity
New and renovated space to be part of recreation facility’s multimillion-dollar makeover

Mavericks Personified: Martha Burk
Woman’s best friend

A drop of help
Researchers find Iraq War leaflets heavily influence public opinion

Chapters hold inaugural events
SAA wins national award

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Since 1965, Distinguished Alumni have included astronauts, athletes and actors

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Big voice, big heart
Big voice, big heart
Cristie Kibler sings, crusades against cancer, mentors young girls and competes in beauty pageants. Did we mention that she’s also a full-time honors student?
 Fresh looks
Fresh looks
What's new with UT Arlington? Plenty, both on and off campus.
Q&A
Q&A
Dawn Remmers and Laurin Porter
 Wise beyond his years
Wise beyond his years
Albert Wong graduated from UT Arlington at 15. Now he’s pursuing a Ph.D. through a Harvard-MIT research fellowship