NEWS CENTER
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Spring Commencement 2013
The Class of 2013 rewrote history Saturday and Sunday when a record number of graduates crossed the College Park Center stage. See more Commencement photos.
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Graduation Celebration 2013
The chance of rain caused Graduation Celebration to move to College Park Center on Friday, May 10, but keynote speaker Kal Penn had a sunny forecast for the Class of 2013. See more photos.
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Heart to heart
Conservationist Jeff Corwin shared his heart-felt thoughts about climate change and endangered species at the Maverick Speakers Series on March 27 at College Park Center.
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Distinguished Guest
Dr. Vistasp M. Karbhari, the sole finalist for UT Arlington's presidency, shared his initial impressions of the University during a town hall meeting Feb. 27 at Texas Hall. Watch the video.
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Into the future
Retired Navy captain and NASA astronaut Mark Kelly spoke about America's future at the Feb. 19 Maverick Speakers Series lecture in Texas Hall. Watch the video.
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First-class district
President Spaniolo, right, dedicates the College Park District with the Rev. Dennis Wiles, left, senior pastor of First Baptist Church-Arlington, and Arlington Mayor Robert Cluck. See more photos.
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Live, It's Seth Meyers
Seth Meyers invited students onto the stage during his Maverick Speakers Series performance. Watch President James D. Spaniolo's "Weekend Update"-style introduction and see more photos.
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- Mapping genomes
- Monday, June 17, 2013
- A story profiling Todd Castoe and Matthew Fujita, two UT Arlington assistant professors of biology, and their research into vertebrate genomes appeared on the websites of the Miami Herald, the Kansas City Star, the Charlotte Observer and several other McClatchy newspapers. The men were among nearly 60 co-authors on recent research that mapped the genome of the Western painted turtle. The story noted that as UT Arlington makes a push for Tier One research status, attracting top-notch faculty members and giving them cutting-edge technology to do their work are among the top priorities. The story originally appeared in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
UT Arlington researchers provide first-ever academic study of journalists and private citizens' use of drones
Newly published research from a University of Texas at Arlington communication team…- New UT System grant to help UT Arlington, UT San Antonio offer less-commonly taught critical languages
Students at The University of Texas at Arlington and The University of Texas at San…
National Academies appoints UT Arlington faculty associate to Gulf of Mexico committee
Ashanti Johnson, a faculty research associate in The University of Texas at Arlington…- UT Arlington Civil Engineering professor studying Texas high-speed rail plan
A UT Arlington civil engineering associate professor is studying the feasibility…
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