As part of a research project, UTA history students compiled the names of every service member from Arlington who died while serving during wartime. That list became the basis for an online database maintained by UTA’s Department of History and Geography. Accessible via a QR code located at the Memorial to the Fallen, the database includes biographical details, photographs, newspaper clippings and other archival materials for each individual. UTA's military heritage dates to the early 20th century, when the University was Carlisle Military Academy, and the tradition continues today, with the University recognized as one of the nation’s top institutions for supporting veterans and military-connected students.
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Users with devices running Windows 10 or earlier will receive pop-ups this week with details on how to bring their devices into compliance. University Windows devices must run on Windows 11 by Sept. 12, as Microsoft is discontinuing support for Windows 10 this year. Contact your DSA or visit the OIT project website to learn more.
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Need some new UTA attire for spirit comfort days, June 2-Aug. 8? Visit the Bookstore online or in person and get UTA 130th anniversary attire. You can also accessorize with other available 130th branded items. Shop the collection.
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Working to fill the nursing shortage
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NBC5 reporter Candace Sweat tells the story of how UTA's nursing students are stepping up to fill the nursing shortage in Texas.
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| Upcoming fiber optic network installation |
Over the summer, the Office of Information Technology will oversee new fiber optic network installation across some areas of campus to improve connectivity. These installations may require sidewalk closures and other physical barriers. Currently, the work path is scheduled from the Engineering Building to the University Administration Building between Wednesday, May 28 - Friday, June 6. Please contact the IT Service Desk by chat, submit a self-service ticket, or call 817-272-2208 with questions or concerns.
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| UPDATED: Sesame Street at Texas Hall Oct. 4 |
Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Cookie Monster, and their friends from Sesame Street are coming to Texas Hall, Saturday, Oct. 4. At "Elmo & Friends Say Hello," you can sing and dance with your favorite furry friends while enjoying fun surprises along the way. For tickets and additional information, visit UTATickets.com.
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