21 January 2025 -
UTA alumna’s exhibits bring Cartagena’s past to life
With support from UTA Libraries, Yanina Blanco’s exhibits on the history of Cartagena, Colombia, are now accessible worldwide
21 January 2025 -
With support from UTA Libraries, Yanina Blanco’s exhibits on the history of Cartagena, Colombia, are now accessible worldwide
21 January 2025 -
Education and nursing online programs among best in nation in 2025 U.S. News & World Report list
17 January 2025 -
This season’s performances include iconic works from Carl Orff and Richard Wagner with renowned ensembles and conductors
From alumni news to class notes to sports and features, UT Arlington Magazine has something for every Maverick.
As a proud Military Friendly School, it's UTA's mission to serve those who have served.
Donations of 10,000 rare items will allow scientists more opportunities to study reptiles and amphibians
Military Times ranked UTA as a top five school for the fifth year in a row
Tim Eastep, a student veteran, hopes to develop medicine to increase bone density
President Cowley highlights innovation and student success
7th annual Veteran Resource Fair highlights services for...
To lead and support UTA in creating a thriving environment and increasing a sense of belonging at the university.
Team definitively identifies tiny lizard first spotted in Venezuela in 2002
National Science Foundation grant paves the way for space physics B.S. degree track
Student-led musical group gives Mavericks a taste of Hispanic culture
UTA Deputy Athletic Director named to Leadership Academy cohort
The company’s focus is customization and options for Hispanic...
From alternative energy to health threats to space exploration, Mavs are leading cutting-edge research projects.
UTA-led international study shows how understanding tropical storms can help protect communities from future events, reducing displacement and saving resources
Physicist J. Ping Liu receives $1.3 million grant to develop stronger cost-effective magnets, reducing U.S. reliance on foreign supplies
Donations of 10,000 rare items will allow scientists more opportunities to study reptiles and amphibians
Jeremy Forsberg to chair key committee shaping U.S. research policy
Team hopes understanding RNA pathways will lead to better gene...