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Incredibly tiny windmills may be the next significant innovation in clean energy. Smitha Rao, above, and J.-C. Chiao designed tiny
A trip from North Texas to San Antonio requires buying pricey airline tickets or spending five hours in your
The irony was unmistakable as Mike Dolabi dined at a posh restaurant near the top of a Dallas high-rise in
An international thread connects many of the articles in this issue. About 3,200 students from other countries
An agreement between UT Arlington and the Arlington Independent School District brings the dream of
The Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International projects that the unmanned
When Stephanie Duncan helps a child with severe burns or a man with a large tumor
ASTR 1445/46 When the sun goes down, the sky turns into a spectacle of lights. But can you tell
Combining artistry with business acumen can be difficult, but alumna Danielle Georgiou has fused the two with the grace of
Do something that frightens you every day. That was among the advice Dr. Sanjay Gupta
Every semester for 11 years, Mary Earle Aucutt attended night classes at UT Arlington to earn
INTERNATIONAL AID Often isolated and lacking the love and resources to be successful adults, Russian orphans are at a
Devin Doyel graduated from Arlington’s Martin High School last year with a set of high-tech skills most people will
The Metro Arlington Xpress continues to make travel more convenient for the UTA community
Senior guard Reger Dowell spent only one season at UT Arlington, but the Oklahoma State transfer made it count
A reception in March before Dr. Gupta’s Maverick Speakers Series lecture
The men’s indoor track and field team delivered a record-setting performance
He jokes that he can’t say no, but the real reason behind Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley’s tireless public
Chemistry Professor Fred MacDonnell and physics Professor Qiming Zhang are among 101 researchers
Internationally known digital learning expert George Siemens has joined UT Arlington
Want to increase your customer base? Increase your employee diversity. That’s the conclusion of
The surprise Ignacio Ruiz-Pérez felt when he learned he’d won a coveted international poetry award
Rush-hour traffic has confounded commuters for decades. And realistic
The loss still stings, but Movin’ Mavs head coach Doug Garner has shifted his focus to next season
With the obstacles he has overcome, you’d think Clayton Vaughn was a hurdler. Instead, he’s one of
Senior middle blocker Charmaine Whitmore led the nation in blocks per set last season
Strong growth in the College of Engineering and sustained demand for College of Nursing programs
Attending a Homecoming reception in the College Park District last fall were former athletes Jennifer Cross
Award-winning journalist Anderson Cooper captivated a College Park Center audience this spring
Alumnus Carlos Donjuan was a kid when he first heard the term “illegal alien,” and its meaning
Looking to the past may help scientists better understand a potentially deadly
When it comes to bullying, ignorance may in fact be bliss. A recent study by researcher Seokjin Jeong
Like many UT Arlington students, alumnus Ron Cates was the first in his family to attend college. He graduated
The National Academy of Inventors (NAI) claimed four more UT Arlington faculty members
Stan Thompson, Susan Tillotson, and Martin Woodruff are the 2014 inductees
Physics Assistant Professor Yue Deng has received a NASA grant to study how space weather
Alumna Terry Aaron has a passion for helping students succeed
Physics Professor Ping Liu has been named a fellow of the American Physical Society
Through her Celebrate With a Princess business, junior finance major Lauren McCall entertains children
Despite the widespread movement from CDs and record stores to MP3s and iTunes, record companies
An aardvark as UT Arlington’s mascot. It could’ve happened. Maybe. The story begins almost a century ago. From 1917, when
Billy Flores joined the Coast Guard less than a year before his cutter
For the second year in a row, a team of UT Arlington undergraduate engineering students
The Vought Aircraft Heritage Foundation has established the Chance Vought Engineering and
Anne Bavier believes the College of Nursing is poised to reach new heights in research and
A multidisciplinary team of researchers is developing technology that can
Architectural historian Kathryn Holliday was among the experts quoted in a New York Times story
