Rebuilding homes, restoring faith
Frankie Boulden's south Dallas community has new life, thanks to the bcWORKSHOP's Congo Street Green Initiative.
Inquiry - The Research Magazine for The University of Texas at Arlington
Theory Meets Practice
UT Arlington’s inquiry reaches beyond the laboratory to encompass creative and scholarly activity in the humanities, social sciences, and other disciplines. Initiatives aid abused children, rebuild neglected neighborhoods, and help people and organizations manage stress. No matter the realm of analysis, the focus is on strengthening the community.
Mathematics to the rescue
Most people associate turbulence with airplanes. But turbulence is everywhere, says Chaoqun Liu, director of UT Arlington’s Center for Numerical Simulation and Modeling.
For the good of the children
In a best-case scenario, UT Arlington’s Judith Granger Birmingham Center for Child Welfare would be out of business.
Cultural preservation
International adoptions have some American families putting one foot out of America’s melting pot and into another country’s culture.
Q&A: Balancing the stress equation
For more than 30 years, Goolsby Distinguished Professor James Campbell Quick has helped organizations manage their employees' stress.
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