The university manages $116 million in research expenditures and fuels discovery for researchers from many fields.
Liam Rhodes and Safa Sheikh discuss their campus experiences and provide advice for future or current students.
Angelica Perez wishes everyone a happy fall semester in normalcy and shares her insight to the Student Resource Guide.
The venue can house up to 6,750 seats for concerts and 7,000 during traditional court-based athletics events, and students can use their Mav ID for free admission.
From in-person fitness classes at the Maverick Activities Center to fitness organizations and clubs, anyone can get their heart pumping on campus.
During the first six weeks on campus, students are at higher risk of experiencing sexual relationship violence.
The university previously suspended study abroad travel due to the pandemic but has approved plans to resume with additional safety requirements.
Resources at UTA like the Writing Center, the Math Learning Resource Center and tutoring can help students adapt to the high standards of university courses.
Between Arlington and the university, faculty, students and staff have access to various means of moving place to place.
College is a transitional period where you learn about yourself, and joining one of UTA's over 350 registered student organizations can foster a sense of belonging.
Locating a building at a new campus can be confusing, this list will help incoming students find the place they need to be.
From the floors of the Central Library to benches where campus cats hang out, students share their favor places to work on assignments.
Next to individual counseling, CAPS also offers group counseling sessions. Students are eligible for six free sessions every semester.
From adjusting to the U.S. higher education system to awkward bathroom situations, the university's international community shares insights and anecdotes.
Between Arlington and the university, faculty, students and staff have access to various means of moving place to place.
College is a transitional period where you learn about yourself, and joining one of UTA's over 350 registered student organizations can foster a sense of belonging.
Locating a building at a new campus can be confusing, this list will help incoming students find the place they need to be.
From the floors of the Central Library to benches where campus cats hang out, students share their favor places to work on assignments.
Members of the university community express appreciation for local cultural supermarkets and discuss recreating recipes from home.
For those with digestive issues or anxiety, The Shorthorn managing editor shares the best locations to go in times of personal crisis.
Obtaining a Maverick ID allows students to access printing labs, manage money, pay for dining plans and enjoy numerous student discounts.
The university has 26 different fraternity and sorority organizations, each offering students networking opportunities, friendship and more.
UTA community shares experiences and advice to help new transfer students navigate the transition to a university.
