If you are seeking an internship or a full-time job, don’t miss the All-Majors Career Fair from 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 8, in the University Union Emerald and Jade Ballrooms, Rooms 314 and 333. With dozens of employers from various fields, you will have the opportunity to network and plan your future. Make sure to dress in business attire and bring plenty of copies of your résumé.
Check out these other upcoming career fair options:
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If you are interested in a health profession, go to the Spring Swing Health Professions Fair from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 8, in the Environmental Science Building Atrium.
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For students who want to pursue a career in music, check out the Music Career Fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, April 9, in The Commons at the Music Building.
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Planning to participate in Spring 2026 Commencement ceremonies? RSVP by 5 p.m. Wednesday, April 8. If you’ve been approved to graduate this spring or summer, you should have received an email on or after March 18, followed by several reminder messages sent to your official UNT email address. Follow the link in your email or log in and RSVP.
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Dallas native R&B and pop singer Jae Stephens is coming to UNT for the UPConcert.
Dance the night away as she performs from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, April 6, on the Library Mall and be sure to show up early to participate in the pre-show activities.
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Poster abstracts for the 2026 University Research Day are now being accepted! Join the Division of Research and Innovation on Thursday, Oct. 1, for the Poster Networking Session, an opportunity to showcase your research, connect with other researchers across campus and celebrate the innovative work happening at UNT.
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Don’t miss your chance to participate — the deadline for submissions is Wednesday, May 29.
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If you’ve been using UNT Go, UNT’s student mobile app, you already know about all the ways it can make your life a little easier. New this spring, users can accept or decline financial aid right within the app!
Keep watching for more features coming soon, and if you haven’t downloaded UNT Go yet, what are you waiting for? Get it in your favorite app store.
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Now that the weather is warmer, it’s a good time to explore campus in ways you haven’t before. Make walking fun with Where’s Scrappy?, a month-long challenge where you pick up a passport and search for Scrappy cutouts in 25 different offices or departments on campus, then have your passport stamped when you find him. Once your passport is fully stamped by the front desk staff at each location, turn it in to win prizes.
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The challenge starts today, April 1, and ends Thursday, April 30, so get started and keep your eyes peeled for Scrappy!
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Turn your parking tickets or library fees into a way to give back with the Food for Fines program. You have until Friday, May 8, to donate non-perishable food items for the UNT Food Pantry and receive credit toward eligible parking citations. Check out the Transportation Services website to see the rules and what you can and cannot donate.
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You also can donate canned goods to Willis Library to help take care of library fines. Each can donated removes $2 worth of fines, and you can donate up to 20 cans per semester.
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COMING UP AT DISCOVERY PARK
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COMING UP AT FRISCO LANDING
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With the second half of the spring semester in full swing, UNT Student Affairs asked students what song best describes their semester. Answers included “Feels Like Summer” by Childish Gambino, “Take it Easy” by the Eagles and “Insane in the Membrane” by Cypress Hill.
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