Alumnus Jason Croft began his career with an interest in being a photography director.
Nada Shabout is on a mission to collect information on works of art lost in Iraq.
Every success story has to begin somewhere. For Brittney, it began with three letters: F I G.
A 1989 graduate and filmmaker, Millican shot his latest production on campus.
This alum benefited from training in the state-of-the-science Smart Hospital.
A generous alumni scholarship endowment gives the gift of education to promising minds.
Karen was valedictorian of her class. And she only learned English in the last 11 years.
The first in his family to earn a college degree, this math whiz is now pursuing a Ph.D.
Social Work major Allyson Polman thrives in an academically challenging environment.
Engineering researchers are exploring ways to help keep seniors safe in their homes.
Dr. Koh is developing sensors that can detect DNA of such things as E. coli and anthrax.
Dr. Romero-Ortega is helping thousands of soldiers who have lost one or more limbs.
What do you do when life-saving technology harms the environment?
Dr. Christopher Ray hopes to restore active lifestyles to millions of senior adults.
Professor James Campbell Quick has made organizational stress the focus of his career.
Doctoral candidate Derek Main is uncovering a snapshot of an ancient environment.
Surgery is getting a high-tech upgrade thanks to bioengineer Digant Davé and his team.
Dr. J.C. Chiao is pioneering the use of tiny, wireless sensors for medical research.
Vassilis Athitsos wants to teach our computers to sign.
Sanchali Deb could have gone to any university she wanted for her doctoral work.
Collaboration forms the foundation for the new Engineering Research Building.
Bioengineering researcher Jian Yang’s latest discovery is getting glowing reviews.
Volunteers for the 2012 Big Event spent time at nearly 50 worksites.
This garden is a first-of-its-kind collaboration between UT Arlington and the city.
Dr. Cordero is working hard to help Arlington students discover a passion for math.
What started as a philanthropy project for his fraternity became a life-changing experience.
The opening of College Park Center is the dawning of a new era.
Along her educational journey, Linda discovered a passion for helping others.
For Wendy Okolo, college is all about forming bonds and gaining experience.
Aaron had lots of options, but a vibrant student life made UTA the clear winner.
When Erik set out to walk from UT Arlington to Fort Hood, his goal wasn't to break a record.
For Omar Rosales, diversity isn't a cliché or a lofty institutional goal. It's reality.