UTA West Groundbreaking

UTA WEST BREAKS GROUND IN WALSH RANCH

On April 3, President Jennifer Cowley, local officials, and community leaders broke ground on UTA West, a new campus on the border of west Fort Worth and Parker County.

OUR BRIGHT FUTURE

Advantageously positioned at the intersection of I-30 and I-20 at the western gateway of Fort Worth in Parker County, the UTA West campus is designed to reflect its ranchland setting. Located mere minutes from downtown Fort Worth, the site features more than 50 acres of rolling hills dotted with wildflowers and live oaks, along with a small lake that inspired us to plan a waterfront park. If you’re lucky and visit at the right time, you might even spot a sea of bluebonnets at our idyllic campus.

In the News

See what the media is saying about UTA West.

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UTA West one step closer to 2028 opening as officials break ground on site near Aledo

Despite gray clouds and strong winds, UT Arlington broke ground on its new West campus in Fort Worth.

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New UT Arlington campus breaks ground, promises to transform west Fort Worth

The birth of far west Fort Worth’s newest “economic powerhouse” was consecrated Thursday morning in a white canopy tent wedged between the intersection of Interstates 20 and 30.

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UT Arlington breaking ground on its West campus

UT Arlington’s West Campus, set at I-30 and I-20 in Fort Worth, is expected to generate over $200 million in economic impact, said VP John Hall.

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