UTA's Homecoming events, including the Homecoming 5K, Street Festival, Parade and men's and women's basketball games, were held on-campus for the first time since 2019.
Attendees gathered outside of the University Center at Maverick Circle and participated in activities and listened to spooky music.
Hosted in the Central Library, the Virginia Garrett Lectures on the History of Cartography were attended both virtually and in person alongside a map collection.
After a loss to Tennessee State University, the Mavericks found success on the court against Prairie View A&M University and Northwestern State University.
The Mavericks will stay home to face McNeese State University in a doubleheader starting at 10:30 a.m. Friday at College Park Center.
Over 200 people attended the event, which provided information about the university's campus, student success resources and family-focused sessions.
Students could check in between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m., and volunteers would help them transport their luggage into their new homes.
Spectators were able to tailgate and watch the display from outside their vehicles, and the event is expected to return to Downtown Arlington next year.
The baseball team jumped out to a 4-0 lead after five innings, but then the Aggies scored eight unanswered runs to close out the game.
Tuesday night's protest comes nearly a year after the highly publicized death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Winning the final two games of their series against the Blue Jays and improved the Texas Rangers' record to 3-3 this season.
The men's and women's outdoor track and field teams earned a number of wins during the UTA Invitational on Friday and Saturday.
U.S. Marines and sailors with the 1st Marine Logistics group from Camp Pendleton, Calif., administered the vaccines at Arlington Esports Stadium and Expo Center, the new community vaccine site location.
Both of the Mavericks' losses this season have been to the Mustangs.
The losses Thursday and Friday night extend the Mavericks' losing streak to six straight games.
The Mavericks are scheduled take on Stephen F. Austin State University on Friday at Clay Gould Ballpark.
The Mavericks run-ruled the Texans in their season opener. Next the team will take on the University of Oklahoma at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Students built snowmen and sledded after 139 hours of freezing temperatures from the winter storm left the campus covered in snow.
Koinonia Christian Church in Arlington and eight other churches distributed bottled water to residents on Friday following the Arlington boil water notice issued Wednesday.
The Texas Army National Guard helped distribute boxes with nonperishable foods like pasta, cereal, rice and beans to hundreds of families during the event Thursday.
The UTA community spent a wintry Tuesday various ways as freezing temperatures continue through the Metroplex.
The men's basketball team lost 63-56 against Texas State University on Feb. 11 at College Park Center. After the loss, the Mavericks dropped to an overall record of 11-10.
The women’s tennis team remains undefeated, and the men's team improve their record to 1-1 this season.
Arlington’s only gay bar returns with a facelift after closing its doors during the pandemic, but its legacy remains
The program teaches children, many of whom come from single-parent or economically disadvantaged families, the importance of diligence and hard work.
Saturday's 66-61 win broke a two-game losing streak at home for the men's basketball team.
Photos: UTA campus comes back to life as students return for the first time since Thanksgiving break
As the spring semester begins with a mix of online, hybrid and face-to-face modalities, students encountered social distancing measures and signage encouraging mask wearing.
The Arlington Fire Department administered about 300 doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine Thursday at Esports Stadium Arlington.
The Wrangler National Finals Rodeo was held at Globe Life Field in Arlington for the first time. The event is typically held in Las Vegas but was moved to the home of the Texas Rangers due to COVID-19 restrictions in Nevada.
Multidisciplinary artist Mariell Guzman spray-painted a new mural on the side of Arlington Music Hall on Wednesday afternoon.
The Lady Mavericks kicked off the basketball season Wednesday morning against Texas A&M-Commerce at College Park Center. UTA was led by senior forward Bre Wickware with 21 points in the win over the Lions 74-45. The Lady Mavericks' next game is Nov. 29 against Midwestern State University.
An EF2 tornado moved through central Arlington Tuesday night damaging several businesses and residences. Arlington Police and firefighters reported to multiple reports of collapsed buildings and roof damage.
AT&T Stadium hosted top athletes from around the world during the Professional Bull Riders World Finals from Nov. 12-15. Due to Nevada’s COVID-19 restrictions, the event relocated from Las Vegas to Arlington.
Arlington residents stood in line as early as 4:30 a.m. braving temperatures in the 40s as they waited to vote.
The UTA volleyball team lost 3-0 against in-state rival Texas State University on Friday at College Park Center.
The UTA volleyball team hosted its first home matches of the season Friday against Arkansas State University at College Park Center. The matches were rescheduled after being postponed due to COVID-19.
The new home of the Texas Rangers previously held games without fans in the seats because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Activist groups The Next Generation Action Network and We Take the Streets protested a Kentucky grand jury's decision not to file charges in the killing of Breonna Taylor.
With demand for surgical and N95 masks increasing, many on campus have opted to make face masks of their own or buy them from retailers.
UTA students spent the morning moving and off-loading mulch, creating a new trail for plants to grow in partnership with the Friends of O.S. Gray Natural Area group.
Thousands of American flags were placed as tribute to the men and women who lost their lives from the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
Adjunct associate professor William Venable wanted students to match faces with the names they'd see online, requiring one face to face meeting for the hybrid course.
The university has taken precautions to limit the spread of the coronavirus, including adjusted seating and requiring face coverings inside all campus buildings except when eating.
Photos: Protesters march down U.S. 75, chant outside home of Dallas mayor to call for racial justice
Protesters gathered for a march and rally against racial inequality at Main Street Garden Park in Dallas on Sunday afternoon. The demonstration was organized by Next Generation and began with a march through downtown Dallas before protesters marched onto U.S. 75.
The march was the latest of many demonstrations denouncing systemic racism in the aftermath of the killing of George Floyd on Memorial Day more than three months ago.
The team will host the Colorado Rockies for a three-game series without fans July 24.
The distribution is part of Arlington's ongoing efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19, and the city handed out 254,000 masks before running out of boxes.
Firework sellers face uncertainty during the pandemic, but one retailer said she was shocked when her stands began selling out before the sun went down on Independence Day.
On Sunday evenings at the Campus Recreation Fields Complex's cricket pitch, you can find a group of friends playing their native Bangladesh's favorite sport. Members of the group play a simplified version of cricket because they usually don't have enough people required for the traditional 2…
Demonstrators assembled in downtown Arlington on June 1 to protest police brutality. Dozens of protesters marched through the streets of the city, occupying several intersections along Cooper and Division streets.
Photos: Demonstrators occupy West Seventh Street bridge during third night of protests in Fort Worth
Sunday marked the third straight day of protests in Fort Worth against police brutality and racial inequality. Demonstrators began their protest at the Tarrant County Courthouse before marching through downtown.
