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UNT at Frisco branch campus plans underway
In partnership with the City of Frisco, the University of North Texas is developing a 100-acre site known as the Frisco branch campus. This new campus, an extension of UNT’s campus in Denton and the current Frisco campuses, will expand educational opportunities in the North Texas region now and into the future, giving students the convenience of multiple campuses, in person and online courses. Initial construction work on the new branch campus has begun and is anticipated to open with 27 undergraduate and master’s level degree programs.
UNT brings food hall dining experience to campus with Eagle Landing
As the University of North Texas welcomes students back to campus for the fall semester, it is officially celebrating the opening of its newest dining hall inspired by Legacy Hall in Plano.
Eagle Landing includes seven independent restaurant concepts under one roof featuring a variety of fresh, made-from-scratch food and recipes crafted by UNT’s in-house culinary team.
UNT collaborates with City of Lewisville on creation of needed park
A University of North Texas professor and a group of undergraduate students in the College of Health and Public Service are using their expertise to help bring much needed green space to a Lewisville community.
UNT Professor Earns Fulbright to Teach Jazz Improvisation in Egypt
Improvisation, or the act of composing melodies in real time, is the cornerstone of jazz. The most celebrated jazz musicians are praised for the way they can “converse” fluently with their fellow bandmembers through the music.
But the teaching of jazz improvisation is at a crossroads, according to Dave Meder, assistant professor of jazz piano in the UNT College of Music.
C.A.A.A.M. becoming one of the most advanced research, education and training facilities in the State
The University of North Texas Center for Agile and Adaptive Additive Manufacturing (CAAAM) is transforming manufacturing technologies to create market-based solutions involving fundamental science impacting everything from medical implants to next-generation drones and encouraging new industry and global collaborations for North Texas, ensuring a workforce of engineers trained to lead in this disruptive new technology space.
UNT professor works on U.S. Department of Energy project moving toward carbon-negative manufacturing
University of North Texas professor Shengqian Ma will spearhead the development of an industrial direct-air carbon dioxide capture module as part of a $2 million, three-year project for the U.S. Department of Energy to develop a prototype low-cost system for capturing carbon dioxide waste from manufacturing emissions and cleanly converting it into ethanol.
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