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The UNT Dallas Faculty Alliance has its hands full each year whittling down an excellent group of candidates for its annual awards. With faculty growing each year, and the bar on exceptional work continually being raised, selecting the 2018-19 award winners was no easy task. Those winners were announced by Provost Betty Stewart during Thursday's Convocation ceremony.

UNT Dallas is growing in myriad ways, from its student body to number of degree plans offered to the campus itself. At Thursday's Convocation, another new measure of growth took hold -- the start of a Trailblazer tradition. 

Professor Robert O. Harris Jr., one of the foremost collectors of Walt Whitman books and papers in the world, is lending selections from his extensive private collection to be exhibited at SMU’s DeGolyer Library in celebration of the great American poet’s 200^th birthday.

Arthur Bradford spent his career in the corporate sector at companies such as Walmart, JC Penney and PepsiCo

UNT Dallas students Carlos Martinez-Flores (from left in photo), Daisy López-Martinez, Patricia Masek and Yarik Molina emerged from an international grant competition with an impressive third-place finish, scholarship money and a $4,000 grant to develop their project: The Hispanic Educational Empowerment Project.

A new era at the University of North Texas at Dallas kicked off Monday with the most anticipated grand-opening event in the young history of the institution: the 131,000-square-foot Student Center.

The Student Center is a leader in energy and environmental design.

To promote the launch of its national Blockchain Innovation Challenge, the American Council on Education gives a shoutout to UNT Dallas and its partners.

Research awards will help ensure UNT Dallas Public Health graduates are equipped with career-ready skills in data analytics critical to solving today's public health challenges.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to take an enormous economic toll on many in southern Dallas, UNT Dallas and the North Texas Food Bank bring back a disaster relief mobile food pantry to campus.