- Maverick entrepreneurs hope to make AI use betterPluto Learning allows students to use AI ethically for academic success
- UTA to offer STEM-focused MBA in springThe new MBA will focus on emerging technologies in business
- New UTA program boosts students’ career skillsThe U.S. Department of Energy-funded effort connects classroom and industry
- UT Arlington biologist discovers new species of geckoTeam definitively identifies tiny lizard first spotted in Venezuela in 2002
- A celebration of first-generation studentsOn First-Generation College Celebration Day, UTA provost hails fellow first-gen students
- UTA student aims to help veterans avoid health issuesTim Eastep, a student veteran, hopes to develop medicine to increase bone density
- UTA faculty receive prestigious UT System awardLaDonna Aiken and Melanie Sattler honored for remarkable classroom performance
- Clinical Research Imaging Center Opens at UTAFeaturing a 3-Tesla MRI, center focuses on solving complex health research questions
- UTA Theatre Arts and Dance to present On the TownMusic by Leonard Bernstein, book & lyrics by Betty Comden & Adolph Green, based on an idea by Jerome Robbins
- Professor honored for student science volunteer effortsUT Arlington’s Peng recognized for work on long-running regional science fair
- Wheelchair basketball is back at UTAUTA’s wheelchair basketball teams opened the seasons at College Park Center
- Build community during Native American Heritage MonthUTA Native American Student Association to lead celebration of heritage
- Saddle up for Homecoming Week, MavericksEmbrace your Maverick spirit during this year’s events
- UTA researchers begin quest for rare lizardTeam will determine if West Texas lizard is a new species worthy of conservation efforts
- Algae research provides insight on immune healthNew UTA study on the algae-jellyfish relationship has implications for humans, coral reefs
- Reminders can eliminate age-related decline in memoryA to-do list is one way to easily reduce memory declines
- New research shows urine tests may detect early diseasesAnalyzing RNA in urine for cell changes may allow some individuals to avoid invasive biopsies
- Movin’ Mavs and Lady Movin’ Mavs’ seasons start at homeUTA’s adaptive sports programs will host 2024 UTA Wheelchair Basketball Fall Classic
- Can snakes shed light on human regenerative capacity?UT Arlington research on pythons provides insights into human diseases like diabetes and cancer
- Day Family Gift to Expand Library ResourcesThe Day Family Research Lab seeks to foster research excellence
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