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Available to faculty, staff, and students. No appointment necessary. Payment is due at time of service.

Results are sent through the online patient portal the next business day.

Faculty and staff must take results to an outside physician for follow-up.

Students can schedule an appointment at the Student Health & Wellness Center for follow-up.

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Customize and purchase your class ring in-person, by virtual appointment (limited dates available) or in the online store during UNT Ring Days, August 17 – October 15.

To participate in the Ring Ceremony and Eagle Ring Dive on Friday, December 4, your ring must be ordered and paid for in full by Thursday, October 15. Financing options available through Jostens.

Note: UNT alumni are also eligible to purchase a ring and participate in the Ring Ceremony. For more information, contact alumni@unt.edu.

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Stop by our next First Gen Friday where we will be doing Tote Bag Painting! Whether you're a first-generation student or simply looking for a creative afternoon, everyone is welcome to join us for painting, conversation, and community. Supplies are limited and are on a first-come, first-serve basis.

See you there! 💚✨

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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Collaborate with other members to create amazing stories and publish your comic work in a compendium to be published and sold right here in Denton!

Meet new people who share your interests and make life-long friends in our growing community!

Feel free to stop by our meetings and ask about becoming a member!

See you soon!

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During this workshop, we will work in small groups to begin identifying specific writing assignments to add to our curriculum. We will focus on finding writing assignments that will help students practice skills specific to their areas of study. Register here.

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Assistant Professor of Psychology, Montana State University

Director of the Learning and Metacognition Laboratory

Talk Title: Learning How to Learn: Why the Path of More Resistance is Best

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The discussion will also cover possible outcomes after earning a Master’s in Economics, including career opportunities, further graduate study, and how the degree can be used in different fields.

A Q&A session will follow, giving students the opportunity to ask questions about graduate school, economics programs, career paths, and life after completing the degree.

Food will be provided. All students are welcome!

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No appointment needed. Light snacks and resources available. Just stop by and chat with us!

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Customize and purchase your class ring in-person, by virtual appointment (limited dates available) or in the online store during UNT Ring Days, August 17 – October 15.

To participate in the Ring Ceremony and Eagle Ring Dive on Friday, December 4, your ring must be ordered and paid for in full by Thursday, October 15. Financing options available through Jostens.

Note: UNT alumni are also eligible to purchase a ring and participate in the Ring Ceremony. For more information, contact alumni@unt.edu.

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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High Energy Astrophysics plays a key role in understanding the universe. These radiations reveal the processes in the hot and violent universe.

High Energy Astrophysics probes hot gas in clusters of galaxies, which are the most massive objects in the universe. It also probes hot gas accreting around supermassive black holes in the centers of galaxies.

Finally, high energy radiation provides important information about our own galaxy, neutron stars, supernova remnants and stars like our Sun which emit copious amounts of high energy radiation. Europe plays a leading role in high energy astrophysics research.

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Every show is different because it is directed by you!

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Customize and purchase your class ring in-person, by virtual appointment (limited dates available) or in the online store during UNT Ring Days, August 17 – October 15.

To participate in the Ring Ceremony and Eagle Ring Dive on Friday, December 4, your ring must be ordered and paid for in full by Thursday, October 15. Financing options available through Jostens.

Note: UNT alumni are also eligible to purchase a ring and participate in the Ring Ceremony. For more information, contact alumni@unt.edu.

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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League Format: Two weeks of regular season play, with one week of playoffs in a tournament style to determine who are the true kings and queens of the court!

Champion Prize: League Champions will receive the coveted Intramural Champion T-shirt.

Bring your team, bring your game, and compete for campus bragging rights!

For questions or assistance, please contact:
Billy Mathew
Intramural Sports Assistant Director
📧 BillyM@unt.edu
📞 940-565-2954

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Customize and purchase your class ring in-person, by virtual appointment (limited dates available) or in the online store during UNT Ring Days, August 17 – October 15.

To participate in the Ring Ceremony and Eagle Ring Dive on Friday, December 4, your ring must be ordered and paid for in full by Thursday, October 15. Financing options available through Jostens.

Note: UNT alumni are also eligible to purchase a ring and participate in the Ring Ceremony. For more information, contact alumni@unt.edu.

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The RESM Fall 2026 Guest Speaker Series, offered as part of the RESM 4150/4900 Capstone class, provides valuable opportunities to learn directly from industry professionals and UNT RESM alumni who will share insights into their career paths, professional experiences, and the skills needed to succeed in the recreation, event, and sport management field. It is open to students in all majors who may be interested in learning more about the recreation, event, and sport management field and related career paths.

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Join us at The Spark to help you make you costume ideas come true. We will be holding sewing training workshop that focuses on costume making and modifying existing costume to your ideas. Get hands on with how to use the sewing machine, cutting fabric and hand stitching. No, we won't sew your costume for you, but we'll certainly help point you in the right direction. Remember to bring in your material and idea and let's get to making!

This event will be held at the wooden tables in The Spark Makerspace right in front of the makerspace desk. Make sure to register to attend. There are limited seats and sewing machines. See ya there!

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and on our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/untcsceclub

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See our Discord or Instagram for the weekly topic.

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We invite all students who identify as neurodivergent (regardless of whether they are registered with the Office of Disability Access) to join!

For information on location or if you have any other questions or concerns, please email Courtney Gibson, ODA Student Org Advisor, at Courtney.Gibson@unt.edu, or Davis Wynn, ND Connect President, at DavisWynn@my.unt.edu.

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You can only attend this class if you attended the first session.

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Take your game to the virtual diamond and compete in the Rec Connect finale.

Register by October 8 to participate.

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The primary purpose of the American Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructor Course is to train instructors to teach the American Red Cross Lifeguarding courses and their modules

Prerequisites:

Be at least 17 years old on or before the last day of the instructor course. Possess a current American Red Cross Lifeguarding with CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer with First Aid certificate (Shallow Water Lifeguarding does not qualify). Successfully complete the Online Module for the Lifeguarding Instructor course. Successful completion of the Prerequisite Skill Assessment Scenario which evaluates the following skills:

EntrySwimming approachSurface dive in deep water (7 to 10 feet)Passive submerged rescueRapid extrication (with assisting rescuer)Rapid assessmentSingle-rescuer CPR (3 minutes)

Certification Requirements:

Arrive to the course with proof that they completed the Online Session (mentioned above; directions on how to complete the Online Session will be sent to candidates after signing up for the course). Attend and actively participate in all course sessions. Successfully complete class activities, including the two practice-teaching assignments. Score a minimum of 80 percent on the instructor course final written exam. Instructor candidates must also demonstrate throughout the course that they are mature and responsible. Instructor trainers assess maturity and responsibility by observing behaviors. These behaviors include but are not limited to:

Arriving at class on time and being prepared.Being prepared for class activities, such as having homework completed and being dressed in swimwear, when required.Behaving appropriately during activities.Providing appropriate feedback, as requested, especially to peers after practice-teaching assignments.Receiving feedback from the instructor trainer as well as peers in a professional manner.

Certification Issued and Validity Period:

Certificates will be emailed within 2 weeks of the course completion and will be valid for 2 years. The Red Cross Learning Center for Instructors will be activated for each successful candidate within 3 weeks of successful completion.

Course Materials:

American Red Cross Lifeguarding Instructors Manual (r.24)* (Printed Copy)American Red Cross Lifeguarding Manual (r.24)* (Printed or Digital)Lifeguarding Course Presentation (r.24)**Be prepared with the American Red Cross' r.24 updated manuals and materials released February 6, 2024.

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Customize and purchase your class ring in-person, by virtual appointment (limited dates available) or in the online store during UNT Ring Days, August 17 – October 15.

To participate in the Ring Ceremony and Eagle Ring Dive on Friday, December 4, your ring must be ordered and paid for in full by Thursday, October 15. Financing options available through Jostens.

Note: UNT alumni are also eligible to purchase a ring and participate in the Ring Ceremony. For more information, contact alumni@unt.edu.

Learn more about the UNT Ring Program and schedule your appointment!

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Fall 2026 All Majors Mock Interview Days Registration – Fill out form

Get interview-ready in just one hour — no pressure, just practice.

Ready to build your interview confidence and get real-world feedback? Join us for the All Majors Mock Interview Workshop, open to every major and every classification.

You’ll sign up for a 1-hour time block, where you’ll rotate through 3 different employers, spending 20 minutes with each.
This format gives you multiple hiring perspectives — making it far more valuable than a single mock interview. You’ll hear what different employers look for, how they evaluate answers, and what stands out to them in real hiring processes.

⭐ Why Attend?

Build confidence answering common, non-technical interview questions used across all industries

Get three rounds of employer feedback — more perspectives = more growth

You're welcome to stay longer than your hour time slot for additional practice, networking opportunities, and professional development advice with employers.

Practice introducing yourself and clearly communicating your strengths

Understand what hiring teams consistently pay attention to

Prepare for internships, job interviews, leadership roles, and graduate programs

Expand your professional network and career readiness toolkit

Leave with actionable tips you can use immediately

Because interviews are skills — and skills get stronger with practice.

Perfect for: first-years → seniors, career changers, and anyone wanting more interview reps before the real thing.

⭐ What to Bring

Business casual or business professional attire

At least 12 printed resumes

A positive attitude and openness to feedback

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You must complete the sign-up form to participate and select your interview hour on top of registering in handshake.

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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If you have questions or require an accessibility accommodation, email the SHWC Office of Health Promotion or call (940) 565-2787.

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Presenter: Deborah Yun Caldwell, data services librarian

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Together we will explore mindfulness, emotions, anxiety, stress, and negative thoughts in a relaxing and fun way. In this space, we will engage in artistic activities to reflect on our needs and experiences using colors and creativity from our minds, bodies, and spirits for the intention of healing.

Each week we will engage in different expressive art activities using different mediums such as acrylic paint, markers, watercolors, magazines, oil pastels, and color pencils. You are not required to share your artwork but there is space given at the end of the workshop to process the artwork, activity and experience.

Throughout the workshop there will be soothing background music being played and instructions are given in the beginning and can be repeated throughout the workshop. If you are struggling with the activity the host will assist you with the workshop to help you feel more comfortable or capable of engaging with the activity.

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The presentation will be designed for a broad physics audience, and everyone is welcome to attend and learn more about the science behind this year’s Nobel Prize.

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Please make sure to wear close-toed shoes and bring a water bottle.

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No appointment needed. Light snacks and resources available. Just stop by and chat with us!

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Customize and purchase your class ring in-person, by virtual appointment (limited dates available) or in the online store during UNT Ring Days, August 17 – October 15.

To participate in the Ring Ceremony and Eagle Ring Dive on Friday, December 4, your ring must be ordered and paid for in full by Thursday, October 15. Financing options available through Jostens.

Note: UNT alumni are also eligible to purchase a ring and participate in the Ring Ceremony. For more information, contact alumni@unt.edu.

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Fall 2026 All Majors Mock Interview Days Registration – Fill out form

Get interview-ready in just one hour — no pressure, just practice.

Ready to build your interview confidence and get real-world feedback? Join us for the All Majors Mock Interview Workshop, open to every major and every classification.

You’ll sign up for a 1-hour time block, where you’ll rotate through 3 different employers, spending 20 minutes with each.
This format gives you multiple hiring perspectives — making it far more valuable than a single mock interview. You’ll hear what different employers look for, how they evaluate answers, and what stands out to them in real hiring processes.

⭐ Why Attend?

Build confidence answering common, non-technical interview questions used across all industries

Get three rounds of employer feedback — more perspectives = more growth

You're welcome to stay longer than your hour time slot for additional practice, networking opportunities, and professional development advice with employers.

Practice introducing yourself and clearly communicating your strengths

Understand what hiring teams consistently pay attention to

Prepare for internships, job interviews, leadership roles, and graduate programs

Expand your professional network and career readiness toolkit

Leave with actionable tips you can use immediately

Because interviews are skills — and skills get stronger with practice.

Perfect for: first-years → seniors, career changers, and anyone wanting more interview reps before the real thing.

⭐ What to Bring

Business casual or business professional attire

At least 12 printed resumes

A positive attitude and openness to feedback

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Stop by anytime during the day to meet other students, learn more about campus resources, and connect with the Eagle Engagement Center team. Whether you stay for a few minutes or a few hours, the space is yours to recharge, get some work done, and build community on campus.

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The RESM Fall 2026 Guest Speaker Series, offered as part of the RESM 4150/4900 Capstone class, provides valuable opportunities to learn directly from industry professionals and UNT RESM alumni who will share insights into their career paths, professional experiences, and the skills needed to succeed in the recreation, event, and sport management field. It is open to students in all majors who may be interested in learning more about the recreation, event, and sport management field and related career paths.

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Tabling will take place in the Language Atrium from 10am - 1pm.

Stop by for a short presentation from Dr. Swain, the Humanities Internship Director, at 11am and 12:30pm in Room #109.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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Meet. Greet. Bond. Network.

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Registration through SignUpGenius is required https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0448A5AC23AAFFCE9-65159795-mock. Students must provide their UNT student email address to reserve a time slot.

Please check in at Frisco Landing, room 130. Students should plan to arrive 15 minutes before the timeslot you select below.

Preparation for the Mock Interview:

Big Interview Resource. Utilize this resource for interview preparation; how to answer specific types of interview questionsPractice answering various interview questions, including behavioral based format, specifically using the STAR method (use tutorials on Big Interview for guidance)Business attire is recomended, plan for what you'll wear!Bring multiple copies of your resume! Your interviewers will want it!

Frisco Engage: Prepare to Interview
Every conversation is interview preparation.

Attending this event and completing your reflection in the corresponding Frisco Engage Canvas module will help you make meaningful connections between your experiences and career development while moving one step closer to earning your Frisco Engage Graduation Cord.

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CLS Program: summer program abroad for undergraduate and graduate studentsCLS Spark: virtual summer program for undergraduate studentsAdditional information: Critical Language Scholarship

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Connect with Employers in Small Groups: Sit down with three different employers for 25-minute discussions to learn about their industries, daily work, and career advice.Gain Insights and Ask Questions: Use this time to ask about career paths, skills, employers values, and how to prepare for opportunities in science-related fields.Build Professional Relationships: Foster connections that could lead to internships or jobs in the future.

Why Attend?
This event is your chance to expand your knowledge, explore career options, and network with professionals in biology, chemistry, ecology, biochemistry, and medical laboratory science.

Agenda:

4:00 - 4:15: Doors Open

4:15 - 4:30: Career Center Introduction

4:30 - 5:30: Round Table Networking Begins

5:30 - 6:15: Free Networking

6:15 - 6:30: Wrap Up, and Closing Remarks

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The recording Industry regularly paints its consumers as pariahs waiting for new technologies to hurt the very musicians they love. In this lecture, Dr. David Arditi examines how the major record labels single out technologies as if they will bring an end to recorded music. They use what he calls the "piracy panic narrative" - a narrative in which new technologies threaten the very existence of recorded music. The piracy panic narrative is a rhetorical construct that helps to hide the material reality of the recording industry by positioning major record labels and their recording artists as the victims of widespread crime in the form of piracy. Now, divorced from piracy, the recording industry continues to use the panic narrative to dissuade fans from specific practices and to lobby the government for particular policies. Each time, they use the narrative to change public sentiment, the law, and policy to strengthen their profits. At every moment what gets ignored is labels are the primary exploiter of musicians.

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Connect with employers in small groups: Sit down with three different employers for 25-minute discussions to learn about their industries, daily work, and career advice.Gain insight and ask questions: Use this time to ask about career paths, skills employers value, and how to prepare for opportunities in science-related fields.Build professional relationships: Foster connections that could lead to internships or jobs in the future.Why attend?
This event is your chance to expand your knowledge, explore career options, and network with professionals in biology, chemistry, ecology, biochemistry, and medical laboratory science.

Employers registered include:

TBDAgenda:

4:00 - 4:15: Doors Open

4:15 - 4:30: Career Center Introduction

4:30 - 5:30: Round Table Networking Begins

5:30 - 6:15: Free Networking

6:15 - 6:30: Wrap Up, Closing Remarks

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SaiSai Ding, violoncello (from the Dallas Symphony Orchestra)

Daniel Bubeck, countertenor

Barber First Essay for Orchestra, Op. 12

Bernstein Chichester Psalms

-intermission-

Dvořák Concerto for Violoncello and Orchestra in B Minor, Op. 104

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Customize and purchase your class ring in-person, by virtual appointment (limited dates available) or in the online store during UNT Ring Days, August 17 – October 15.

To participate in the Ring Ceremony and Eagle Ring Dive on Friday, December 4, your ring must be ordered and paid for in full by Thursday, October 15. Financing options available through Jostens.

Note: UNT alumni are also eligible to purchase a ring and participate in the Ring Ceremony. For more information, contact alumni@unt.edu.

Learn more about the UNT Ring Program and schedule your appointment!

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Designed as an informal alternative to a traditional presentation or webinar, the Coffee Hour will give alumni an inside look at what’s happening across the College, including exciting initiatives, student and faculty successes, industry engagement, and the College’s vision for the future. Most importantly, the event will create space for two-way conversation, allowing alumni to ask questions, share their own updates and perspectives, and connect directly with College leadership.

Attendees are encouraged to grab their favorite cup of coffee or morning beverage and join us for a relaxed conversation with the Dean and the College community.

Register via Zoom
​​​​​​​https://unt.zoom.us/meeting/register/fGvdecTpQtm6vELhKoJUeg

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NOTE: Pre-registration is NOT required.  Participant attendance will be captured when accessing the live Zoom session or when attending in person.

Date: Thursday, October 15, 2026

Time: 10 am – 11 am (1 Hour)

Location: In-person, location TBD or via Zoom

Zoom Link: https://unt.govfa.net/218242?eid=a13a700000wA2f3&

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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No appointment needed. Light snacks and resources available. Just stop by and chat with us!

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Join us at The Spark to lean how to make felt pins using our embroidery machine. We will have a few premade designs to choose from. We will walk you through the steps you will need to take to design, convert, and make your felt pin. All materials for this event will be provided!

This event will be held at the wooden tables in The Spark Makerspace right in front of the makerspace desk. Make sure to register to attend. There is limited seating. See ya there!

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Counseling and Testing Services workshop page is available here.

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You do not need any prior cybersecurity experience to come by. Whether you're brand new and trying to figure out where to start or already spend your free time breaking things in a home lab, there is usually something to get involved with. Bring a laptop if you have one, meet some people, and come learn with us.

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Networking doesn't end after a career fair or one conversation. The strongest professional networks are built over time through meaningful relationships and consistent follow-up. Join employer partners and career coaches as you take your networking skills to the next level and learn how to turn one conversation into lasting career connections.

In this interactive session, you'll build on the networking skills you've already developed by learning how to leverage the UNT Alumni Finder, connect professionally on LinkedIn, write follow-up messages that get responses, and expand your network with confidence. You'll practice real networking scenarios, explore strategies for staying connected with employers and alumni, and hear firsthand how meaningful relationships can lead to internships, mentorship, and future career opportunities.

Leave with a personalized networking strategy, practical tools you can use immediately, and the confidence to continue growing a network that will support your career long after graduation.

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WAITLIST only as of Aug. 20. Thank you for the great response!

Give your child the opportunity to explore, imagine and create in a fun, supportive art studio at the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design. The Mulberry Street Studio Child Art Program is a six-week after-school experience designed for children ages 6 to 10 who love making art and trying new things. Young artists will experiment with a variety of materials and techniques while developing creativity, confidence and problem-solving skills in a welcoming studio environment.

Unlike a traditional school art class, the Mulberry Street Studio encourages children to explore new ideas through hands-on projects led by talented UNT Art Education students under the guidance of a UNT Art Education faculty member. Every class is designed to spark curiosity, encourage self-expression and help children discover the joy of creating art.

• Learn from future art educators at one of Texas' top visual arts colleges.
• Explore exciting art materials not typically available in elementary classrooms.
• Build creativity, confidence and friendships in a small-group studio setting.

The program concludes with a special exhibition where family and friends can celebrate each child's artistic accomplishments.

Fall 2026 Program

Join us for our six-week after-school session on Thursdays from 4 to 5:30 p.m.

Class Dates

Oct. 15 | Oct. 22 | Oct. 29

Nov. 5 | Nov. 12 | Nov. 19

Program Details

Ages: 6-10

UNT Art Building, Room 182

1201 W. Mulberry St.

Denton, TX 76201

Parking

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Registration Fee: WAIVED!

Registration is FREE
The registration fee, including all art supplies and processing fees, has been waived thanks to a generous donor!

Registration is open only for the Waitlist as of Aug. 20, 2026.

Mulberry Street Studio Registration Portal

Questions? Email Art Education Professor Nadine Kalin, Ph.D., at Nadine.Kalin@unt.edu.

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Following the officer-led portion, the chapter welcomes guest speakers, typically employees and partners from a variety of accounting and professional services firms. These professionals deliver presentations lasting approximately 45 to 60 minutes, sharing insights into their careers, firm culture, industry trends, and professional development advice. The speakers change each week, giving students exposure to a broad range of firms and career paths.

Meetings conclude with dedicated networking time, during which students have the chance to engage directly with the visiting professionals in a more informal setting. This structured networking period allows members and candidates to ask questions, build relationships, and explore potential internship or full-time opportunities in a supportive environment.

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Registration Period: September 28 – October 15, 2026
All teams must be registered on IMLeagues.com before the tournament begins.

⚠️ Once the bracket is finalized, no additional teams will be added.

Champion Prize: Winners will receive the coveted Intramural Champion T-shirt.

Assemble your squad and prepare for battle—game on!

For questions or assistance, please contact:
Billy Mathew
Intramural Sports Assistant Director
📧 BillyM@unt.edu
📞 940-565-2954

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Come find out what New Wine is all about, meet the team behind it, and be part of shaping something new from day one. Whether you're looking for real community, a place to grow, or just curious about what this new org is bringing to UNT, this is the night to show up!

There will be worship, prayer, conversations, and an opportunity to connect with like-minded people.

Bring a friend, this is one you don't want to miss!

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There will be two shows for the price of one! The first act will be, The Lesson, directed by Connor Clifton, followed by a 15-minute intermission and set change. The second act will be The Red House Monster, directed by Lexi Stavrou.

About The Lesson

In this darkly comic play, a cheerful and ambitious young student visits a respected professor in hopes of earning an advanced academic certificate. What begins as a simple lesson in mathematics and language gradually becomes more intense and unsettling, as the professor’s behavior shifts and his authority grows increasingly overpowering. As the session unfolds, the dynamic between teacher and pupil reveals a disturbing exploration of control, obedience, and the hidden dangers within systems of education and authority.

Written by Eugene Lionesce
Director: Connor Clifton
Run time: 45 Minutes

About The Red House Monster

Set on a remote Massachusetts island in the late 19th century, this mysterious play follows Hannah Gold, a young woman whose life is forever altered by a single, unforgettable night. Blending eerie folklore with whispers of the supernatural, the story weaves together haunted spaces, lingering spirits, strange creatures, and unsettling secrets. At its center lies the enigmatic Red House, a place full of unanswered questions and hidden dangers, leaving audiences to wonder not only what is inside, but who can truly be trusted. Drawing inspiration from classical mythology and gothic literature, the play creates an atmosphere of suspense and intrigue that keeps viewers guessing until the very end.

Written By Rachel Bubkitz
Director: Lexi Stavrou
Run time: 35-45 Minutes

Theatre Information:

We are thrilled to invite you to a captivating live performance in the Black Box Theatre (RTFP 127), located in the Radio, TV, Film, and Performing Arts Building at 1179 Union Circle, Denton, Texas, 76201. For maps, directions, and parking information, please visit our website here.

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, we kindly ask that you arrive 20-30 minutes before your selected show time. Our performance will begin promptly, and we want to make sure you don't miss a moment of the magic. Please note that late seating is not permitted. For the comfort and enjoyment of all our guests, no food or drink is allowed in the performance spaces. Additionally, recording or videography of any kind is strictly prohibited once the performance begins. The Box Office does not offer refunds or exchanges.

This show has general admission seating. Seating will be first come, first served, with house doors opening at 7:00PM and doors closing promptly at 7:30PM. If you arrive after the doors have closed, you will not be able to enter the show.

Thank you for supporting the UNT Dance and Theatre Department. We can't wait to welcome you and share this special experience with you. See you soon!

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Abstract

Alloy development has long advanced through a productive mixture of serendipity, metallurgical intuition, and painstaking experimentation. Yet the discovery of advanced alloys for extreme environments remains slow and resource-intensive, constrained by the vast chemistry–processing–structure–property design space. Purely data-driven methods offer new capabilities but often struggle to extrapolate reliably across sparsely explored chemical spaces.

In this seminar, I will discuss metallurgy-informed Bayesian optimization, in which data-driven learning is tightly coupled with physical models, high-throughput CALPHAD simulations, microstructural knowledge, experimental feedback, and chemistry/process intuition. This integration transforms alloy discovery from a black-box search into a physics-aware gray-box process that exploits prior scientific understanding. Results from multi-objective, multi-constraint campaigns in high-entropy and refractory alloy systems will illustrate how feasibility awareness, property correlations, uncertainty, and microstructural sensitivity can be incorporated directly into the optimization loop to identify high-performing Pareto-optimal alloys with remarkably few experiments.

These strategies provide the decision-making layer for an emerging generation of self-driving laboratories. I will conclude with the Autonomous Robotic Metallurgist (ARM) at Texas A&M, which is being developed to connect modular synthesis, characterization, and testing with digital twins, human–robot collaboration, and AI agents in a closed-loop materials innovation platform. The emergence of such laboratories does not displace the scientist; it creates a new scientific instrument that couples human judgment and metallurgical knowledge with autonomous execution, enabling faster, more reliable, and more insightful alloy development.

Bio

Dr. Raymundo Arróyave is the Chevron Professor II, Segers Family Dean’s Excellence Professor, Presidential Impact Fellow, and Chancellor EDGES Fellow in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Texas A&M University, with joint appointments in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial and Systems Engineering. He earned his Ph.D. from MIT in 2004 and joined Texas A&M in 2006 after a postdoctoral appointment at Penn State. His research integrates thermodynamics, kinetics, computation, and artificial intelligence to accelerate alloy discovery. He has published more than 300 peer-reviewed papers. His honors include the Acta Materialia Silver Medal (2023), the TMS Brimacombe Medal (2019), and election as a Fellow of ASM International (2020). He is Editor-in-Chief of Materials Letters and has delivered more than 150 invited talks worldwide.

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Sign up in person at the UAC up to a week before the event. $10 fee to particpate.

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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Collaborate with other members to create amazing stories and publish your comic work in a compendium to be published and sold right here in Denton!

Meet new people who share your interests and make life-long friends in our growing community!

Feel free to stop by our meetings and ask about becoming a member!

See you soon!

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Student-Led Event • Open to All UNT Students

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Applicants must be U.S. citizens.

Applications for 2028-2029 academic year to open in late March/early April 2027.

Undergraduates who Graduate by Summer 2028, Grad Students and Alumni are eligible.

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Attend all three workshops for a well-rounded introduction to Pilates, or register for the individual session that interests you most. Each workshop is designed to stand alone, so you can participate in one, two, or all three based on your goals.

TIPS FOR FIRST TIME PARTICIPANTS

No Pilates experience is required. These workshops are designed for beginners and anyone wanting to strengthen their foundation.Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely.Grip socks are recommended but not required.Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated.Come with an open mind—these workshops focus on learning, practicing, and asking questions in a supportive environment.You'll receive hands-on coaching and practical tips you can immediately apply to future Pilates classes and your everyday movement.

WHAT YOU WILL GAIN FROM ATTENDING

By the end each workshop, you'll understand the "why" behind specific Pilates movements—not just the exercises themselves. You'll leave feeling more confident in class, more connected to your body, and equipped with techniques that can improve posture, balance, strength, and overall movement in daily life.

This version shifts the emphasis from learning abstract Pilates principles to learning skills participants can immediately recognize and apply, which tends to resonate better with beginners deciding whether to register.

Centering & Flow Workshop (October 16)

Find your core and connect movements seamlessly.

Learn what it really means to "engage your core" and how the body's powerhouse supports balance, posture, and stability. You'll also explore how to move smoothly from one exercise to the next with rhythm and control.

You'll take away:

A stronger understanding of core engagementImproved balance and stabilitySmoother, more coordinated movement both in and out of Pilates classRegisteration Opens: October 2nd

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Bryan Kelly is a cartoonist and illustrator based out of Denton, Texas. Over the past 10 years, Bryan has published fourteen books, including three volumes of his ongoing "True Tales From the Bar" comic strip. His work can also be seen in the Denton Halloween Coloring Book.

Let your imagination run wild as you craft cryptid creatures at this all ages event!

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There will be two shows for the price of one! The first act will be, The Lesson, directed by Connor Clifton, followed by a 15-minute intermission and set change. The second act will be The Red House Monster, directed by Lexi Stavrou.

About The Lesson

In this darkly comic play, a cheerful and ambitious young student visits a respected professor in hopes of earning an advanced academic certificate. What begins as a simple lesson in mathematics and language gradually becomes more intense and unsettling, as the professor’s behavior shifts and his authority grows increasingly overpowering. As the session unfolds, the dynamic between teacher and pupil reveals a disturbing exploration of control, obedience, and the hidden dangers within systems of education and authority.

Written by Eugene Lionesce
Director: Connor Clifton
Run time: 45 Minutes

About The Red House Monster

Set on a remote Massachusetts island in the late 19th century, this mysterious play follows Hannah Gold, a young woman whose life is forever altered by a single, unforgettable night. Blending eerie folklore with whispers of the supernatural, the story weaves together haunted spaces, lingering spirits, strange creatures, and unsettling secrets. At its center lies the enigmatic Red House, a place full of unanswered questions and hidden dangers, leaving audiences to wonder not only what is inside, but who can truly be trusted. Drawing inspiration from classical mythology and gothic literature, the play creates an atmosphere of suspense and intrigue that keeps viewers guessing until the very end.

Written By Rachel Bubkitz
Director: Lexi Stavrou
Run time: 35-45 Minutes

Theatre Information:

We are thrilled to invite you to a captivating live performance in the Black Box Theatre (RTFP 127), located in the Radio, TV, Film, and Performing Arts Building at 1179 Union Circle, Denton, Texas, 76201. For maps, directions, and parking information, please visit our website here.

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, we kindly ask that you arrive 20-30 minutes before your selected show time. Our performance will begin promptly, and we want to make sure you don't miss a moment of the magic. Please note that late seating is not permitted. For the comfort and enjoyment of all our guests, no food or drink is allowed in the performance spaces. Additionally, recording or videography of any kind is strictly prohibited once the performance begins. The Box Office does not offer refunds or exchanges.

This show has general admission seating. Seating will be first come, first served, with house doors opening at 7:00PM and doors closing promptly at 7:30PM. If you arrive after the doors have closed, you will not be able to enter the show.

Thank you for supporting the UNT Dance and Theatre Department. We can't wait to welcome you and share this special experience with you. See you soon!

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Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

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This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

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This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Leaving early on Saturday, we will drive together as a group from Denton to Longhorn Caverns and Inks State Park, Texas. We’ll set up camp and spend the weekend enjoying scenic views, hiking, caving, and learning the basics of camping. We’ll return to UNT by early Sunday evening.

Upon registering for this trip, you will be required to attend a mandatory pre-trip meeting on October 13th from 7:00pm – 8:00pm. Here you will meet your trip leaders and fellow participants, receive more in-depth information about the trip and what to bring, and provide our staff with medical and emergency contact information.

Any questions regarding this trip can be directed towards staff at the following facilities:

UNT Outdoor Pursuits Center

1:00pm - 6:00pm Thur-Mon (closed Wednesday)

(940) 369-8349

Please note:

You must be 16 years or older to register for this trip.TAMS Students are ineligible to register.Refunds are never guaranteed and will be handled on a case by case basis.

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Registration is $10; $5 for UNT faculty and students. Continental breakfast and a luncheon will be served. When registering, notify us if you need a parking pass or have food allergies.

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Appointments are not required—applications are accepted on a walk-in basis. Applicants should arrive with the following required materials:

Proof of U.S. citizenshipValid photo identificationA check or money order for U.S. Department of State feesA debit or credit card for the passport acceptance facility execution feeDS-11 applications will be available to complete on-site. Passport photos are also available for $12 per person.

Minors must appear in person and may have additional documentation requirements.

Please note: Adult passport renewals are not eligible to be processed at our facility. We can process first-time applicants, minor passport applications, replacement applications for lost or stolen passports, and adult passport applications when the previous passport was issued more than 15 years ago.

For information about fees, documentation requirements, and current processing timelines, please visit Travel.State.gov or contact the UNT Passport Acceptance Facility directly.

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Card submissions will be open all week and close on Friday, October 23rd.

Register Here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/GucWBBhQH7

Submit Cards Here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/sNnXxUBb7d

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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High Energy Astrophysics plays a key role in understanding the universe. These radiations reveal the processes in the hot and violent universe.

High Energy Astrophysics probes hot gas in clusters of galaxies, which are the most massive objects in the universe. It also probes hot gas accreting around supermassive black holes in the centers of galaxies.

Finally, high energy radiation provides important information about our own galaxy, neutron stars, supernova remnants and stars like our Sun which emit copious amounts of high energy radiation. Europe plays a leading role in high energy astrophysics research.

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There will be two shows for the price of one! The first act will be, The Lesson, directed by Connor Clifton, followed by a 15-minute intermission and set change. The second act will be The Red House Monster, directed by Lexi Stavrou.

About The Lesson

In this darkly comic play, a cheerful and ambitious young student visits a respected professor in hopes of earning an advanced academic certificate. What begins as a simple lesson in mathematics and language gradually becomes more intense and unsettling, as the professor’s behavior shifts and his authority grows increasingly overpowering. As the session unfolds, the dynamic between teacher and pupil reveals a disturbing exploration of control, obedience, and the hidden dangers within systems of education and authority.

Written by Eugene Lionesce
Director: Connor Clifton
Run time: 45 Minutes

About The Red House Monster

Set on a remote Massachusetts island in the late 19th century, this mysterious play follows Hannah Gold, a young woman whose life is forever altered by a single, unforgettable night. Blending eerie folklore with whispers of the supernatural, the story weaves together haunted spaces, lingering spirits, strange creatures, and unsettling secrets. At its center lies the enigmatic Red House, a place full of unanswered questions and hidden dangers, leaving audiences to wonder not only what is inside, but who can truly be trusted. Drawing inspiration from classical mythology and gothic literature, the play creates an atmosphere of suspense and intrigue that keeps viewers guessing until the very end.

Written By Rachel Bubkitz
Director: Lexi Stavrou
Run time: 35-45 Minutes

Theatre Information:

We are thrilled to invite you to a captivating live performance in the Black Box Theatre (RTFP 127), located in the Radio, TV, Film, and Performing Arts Building at 1179 Union Circle, Denton, Texas, 76201. For maps, directions, and parking information, please visit our website here.

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, we kindly ask that you arrive 20-30 minutes before your selected show time. Our performance will begin promptly, and we want to make sure you don't miss a moment of the magic. Please note that late seating is not permitted. For the comfort and enjoyment of all our guests, no food or drink is allowed in the performance spaces. Additionally, recording or videography of any kind is strictly prohibited once the performance begins. The Box Office does not offer refunds or exchanges.

This show has general admission seating. Seating will be first come, first served, with house doors opening at 7:00PM and doors closing promptly at 7:30PM. If you arrive after the doors have closed, you will not be able to enter the show.

Thank you for supporting the UNT Dance and Theatre Department. We can't wait to welcome you and share this special experience with you. See you soon!

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Program

Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

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This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Every show is different because it is directed by you!

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Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream is not available for this event.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Leaving early on Saturday, we will drive together as a group from Denton to Longhorn Caverns and Inks State Park, Texas. We’ll set up camp and spend the weekend enjoying scenic views, hiking, caving, and learning the basics of camping. We’ll return to UNT by early Sunday evening.

Upon registering for this trip, you will be required to attend a mandatory pre-trip meeting on October 13th from 7:00pm – 8:00pm. Here you will meet your trip leaders and fellow participants, receive more in-depth information about the trip and what to bring, and provide our staff with medical and emergency contact information.

Any questions regarding this trip can be directed towards staff at the following facilities:

UNT Outdoor Pursuits Center

1:00pm - 6:00pm Thur-Mon (closed Wednesday)

(940) 369-8349

Please note:

You must be 16 years or older to register for this trip.TAMS Students are ineligible to register.Refunds are never guaranteed and will be handled on a case by case basis.

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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Every show is different because it is directed by you!

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Golf schedule available here.

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OPENS: Monday, Oct. 19 at 8:00am

CLOSES: Sunday Oct. 25 at 11:59pm

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The RESM Fall 2026 Guest Speaker Series, offered as part of the RESM 4150/4900 Capstone class, provides valuable opportunities to learn directly from industry professionals and UNT RESM alumni who will share insights into their career paths, professional experiences, and the skills needed to succeed in the recreation, event, and sport management field. It is open to students in all majors who may be interested in learning more about the recreation, event, and sport management field and related career paths.

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During this interactive workshop, you will learn car buying terminology and how to set a realistic budget and savings plan. Covering topics such as budgeting and financing will help ensure you are confident when purchasing a vehicle and other big investments.

Register through the link in our bio and receive the Zoom link to join! See you there!

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See our Discord or Instagram for the weekly topic.

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We invite all students who identify as neurodivergent (regardless of whether they are registered with the Office of Disability Access) to join!

For information on location or if you have any other questions or concerns, please email Courtney Gibson, ODA Student Org Advisor, at Courtney.Gibson@unt.edu, or Davis Wynn, ND Connect President, at DavisWynn@my.unt.edu.

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Join The Spark on a stroll around campus. Your Spark tour guide will be walking you through some of the photo ops near Willis Library. Your tour guide will show you how to take great photos at each out the stops! Make sure to charge your phone before hand.

This event will start in the library at The Spark Makerspace desks. Make sure to register to attend. There are limited spots. See ya there!

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Go Mean Green!

Golf schedule available here.

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OPENS: Monday, Oct. 19 at 8:00am

CLOSES: Sunday Oct. 25 at 11:59pm

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Head of Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability at UNIQLO

Meet the leader behind sustainability initiatives at one of the world's most recognized retail brands. Join Jean Shein, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability at UNIQLO, for “Changing Clothes: Embracing Challenges to Drive Business and Personal Growth with Consideration and Curiosity”

Learn how curiosity, resilience, and purpose can help drive personal growth, business success, and positive social impact.

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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Together we will explore mindfulness, emotions, anxiety, stress, and negative thoughts in a relaxing and fun way. In this space, we will engage in artistic activities to reflect on our needs and experiences using colors and creativity from our minds, bodies, and spirits for the intention of healing.

Each week we will engage in different expressive art activities using different mediums such as acrylic paint, markers, watercolors, magazines, oil pastels, and color pencils. You are not required to share your artwork but there is space given at the end of the workshop to process the artwork, activity and experience.

Throughout the workshop there will be soothing background music being played and instructions are given in the beginning and can be repeated throughout the workshop. If you are struggling with the activity the host will assist you with the workshop to help you feel more comfortable or capable of engaging with the activity.

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Not sure how your major connects to a future career? Join this interactive workshop to learn how to use the What Can I Do With This Major? career exploration tool. Participants will discover how to research career options, identify employers, explore graduate school opportunities, and find experiences that support their professional goals.

This session will help students better understand the connection between their academic studies and future career pathways while providing practical resources for career planning and decision-making.

Frisco Engage: Discover Your Path
Every experience helps shape your future.

Attending this event and completing your reflection in the corresponding Frisco Engage Canvas module will help you make meaningful connections between your experiences and career development while moving one step closer to earning your Frisco Engage Graduation Cord

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Please make sure to wear close-toed shoes and bring a water bottle.

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This event is for UNT Physics students.

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August 25th: This will be our introduction meeting, where we will introduce our officers to our new members and explain what we do. We will also be discussing our agenda for the semester, and provide an icebreaker activity to let our members get to know each other.

September 8th: This will be with Toucan Abroad, a national study abroad program that can help students observe physical therapy on an international level. The speaker will be meeting with us via Zoom.

September 22nd: This will be with Camp John Marc, a medical camp hosted during the summers. It hosts different camps each week for children who suffer from specific diseases or conditions. It is a good organization that our members can volunteer with.

October 20th: This will be with an oncologist PT. She will explain her experience involved in providing physical therapy for patients suffering from cancer.

November 3rd: This will be with an in-patient PT, who will discuss her experience in working as a physical therapist in a hospital setting.

November 17th: This will be with a neurology PT, who will discuss her experience in working with patients who suffer neurological conditions such as vertigo, TBIs, and strokes.

December 1st: This will be our last meeting where we will have officer elections for next semester. We will also be presenting awards and recognizing members who have gone above and beyond this semester. We will also be giving graduation cords for graduating members.

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This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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OPENS: Monday, Oct. 19 at 8:00am

CLOSES: Sunday Oct. 25 at 11:59pm

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The RESM Fall 2026 Guest Speaker Series, offered as part of the RESM 4150/4900 Capstone class, provides valuable opportunities to learn directly from industry professionals and UNT RESM alumni who will share insights into their career paths, professional experiences, and the skills needed to succeed in the recreation, event, and sport management field. It is open to students in all majors who may be interested in learning more about the recreation, event, and sport management field and related career paths.

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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Join us for a monthly career development series designed to support graduate students transitioning into professional careers in academia and industry. Events include workshops, panels, roundtables, and networking opportunities with professionals and graduate peers.Participants will gain career development support, networking skills, professional connections, and guidance on resumes/CVs, cover letters, LinkedIn, and exploring career opportunities. Lunch is provided at each event. Business casual attire is encouraged.

Register here.

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Below are the dates for drop-ins:

9/2/26, 1pm-3pm9/16/26, 1pm-3pm9/30/26, 1pm-3pm10/7/26, 1pm-3pm10/21/26, 1pm-3pm10/28/26, 1pm-3pm11/4/26, 1pm-3pm11/11/26, 1pm-3pm11/18/26, 1pm-3pm12/2/26, 1pm-3pmIf you have any questions please send an email to Brittney.Sosa@unt.edu.

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The Frisco Career Fair is for students and alumni who are seeking part-time, internship or full-time opportunities. All industries will be represented. Registering for the event will allow you to see employer information as they register. The Career Center recommends checking Handshake in the days leading up to the event for final preparations and research.

Employers who are seeking to hire will be at UNT Frisco Landing, Room 130 from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. to meet and network with YOU.Business attire is recommended.Bring several copies of your resume - more than you think you'll need!
Call the Career Center at 940-565-2105 if you have any additional questions.

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No appointment needed. Light snacks and resources available. Just stop by and chat with us!

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OPENS: Monday, Oct. 19 at 8:00am

CLOSES: Sunday Oct. 25 at 11:59pm

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Dr. Yang is known internationally as a scholar of government performance management, citizen engagement, public human resource management, and digital governance. He has been a fellow in the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) since 2012. Dr. Yang earned his PhD from Rutgers SPAA in 2003 and was awarded the 2018 SPAA Alumni Award for Academic Excellence for outstanding contributions to the intellectual, theoretical, and institutional advancement of public administration.

The presentation will be followed by a PAHS Mixer from noon to 1 p.m. to provide an opportunity to connect with Dr. Yang and continue the conversation.

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The Study Abroad Fair offers students the opportunity to explore hundreds of program options, learn about funding opportunities, and speak with advisors about the application process, all in one place. The event will feature program representatives, Study Abroad Office staff, and supporting offices, such as the Passport Office, Financial Aid, Student Money Management Center, and more.

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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Counseling and Testing Services workshop page is available here.

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You do not need any prior cybersecurity experience to come by. Whether you're brand new and trying to figure out where to start or already spend your free time breaking things in a home lab, there is usually something to get involved with. Bring a laptop if you have one, meet some people, and come learn with us.

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Join Dr. Jiyoung Yoon, Director of Student Career Development (SLLS), for a hands-on two-part Career Readiness Workshop series. Attend both workshops or just one. The choice is yours!

Register for the Workshops here.

Workshop 1: Resume Workshop - Stand Out with Your Languages and Humanities Skills

When: Thursday, October 22nd at 4pm - 5:20pmWhere: Willis Library 250HWhat: Get hands-on help from Career Center staff and coach and walk away with a more marketable resume that truly stands out. Don't forget to bring your laptop!Workshop 2: Job Application Workshop - Find it. Apply. Get Hired: From Humanities to Opportunities

When: Tuesday, November 3rd at 4pm - 5:20pmWhere: Willis Library 250H (to be confirmed)What: Get tips and hands-on practice on how on how to find and apply for internships and jobs on platforms like Handshake, Linkedln, and more. Receive personalized feedback from Career Center staff. Don't forget to bring your laptop!

Questions? Email Jiyoung.Yoon@unt.edu

Workshop presented in collaboration with the UNT Career Center and the Humanities LEAPH Lab.

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WAITLIST only as of Aug. 20. Thank you for the great response!

Give your child the opportunity to explore, imagine and create in a fun, supportive art studio at the UNT College of Visual Arts and Design. The Mulberry Street Studio Child Art Program is a six-week after-school experience designed for children ages 6 to 10 who love making art and trying new things. Young artists will experiment with a variety of materials and techniques while developing creativity, confidence and problem-solving skills in a welcoming studio environment.

Unlike a traditional school art class, the Mulberry Street Studio encourages children to explore new ideas through hands-on projects led by talented UNT Art Education students under the guidance of a UNT Art Education faculty member. Every class is designed to spark curiosity, encourage self-expression and help children discover the joy of creating art.

• Learn from future art educators at one of Texas' top visual arts colleges.
• Explore exciting art materials not typically available in elementary classrooms.
• Build creativity, confidence and friendships in a small-group studio setting.

The program concludes with a special exhibition where family and friends can celebrate each child's artistic accomplishments.

Fall 2026 Program

Join us for our six-week after-school session on Thursdays from 4 to 5:30 p.m.

Class Dates

Oct. 15 | Oct. 22 | Oct. 29

Nov. 5 | Nov. 12 | Nov. 19

Program Details

Ages: 6-10

UNT Art Building, Room 182

1201 W. Mulberry St.

Denton, TX 76201

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Registration Fee: WAIVED!

Registration is FREE
The registration fee, including all art supplies and processing fees, has been waived thanks to a generous donor!

Registration is open only for the Waitlist as of Aug. 20, 2026.

Mulberry Street Studio Registration Portal

Questions? Email Art Education Professor Nadine Kalin, Ph.D., at Nadine.Kalin@unt.edu.

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The centerpiece of the event features an IT-focused panel discussion moderated by Dean Paul Krueger alongside subject matter experts from both UNT and TIAA.

Event Schedule

4 – 4:30 P.M. | Arrivals & Welcome

 Check in, enjoy light music, and connect with fellow guests while viewing updates on UNT Engineering programs.

4:30 – 5 P.M. | IT Panel Discussion

 Hear directly from Dean Paul Krueger and featured UNT and TIAA experts as they break down current IT trends, operational challenges, and innovation.

5 – 6 P.M. | Networking Happy Hour

 Stick around for structured networking, refreshments, and open conversation with campus leadership, alumni, and industry peers.

Please use the REGISTER button at the top to RSVP.

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Following the officer-led portion, the chapter welcomes guest speakers, typically employees and partners from a variety of accounting and professional services firms. These professionals deliver presentations lasting approximately 45 to 60 minutes, sharing insights into their careers, firm culture, industry trends, and professional development advice. The speakers change each week, giving students exposure to a broad range of firms and career paths.

Meetings conclude with dedicated networking time, during which students have the chance to engage directly with the visiting professionals in a more informal setting. This structured networking period allows members and candidates to ask questions, build relationships, and explore potential internship or full-time opportunities in a supportive environment.

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If you have questions or require an accessibility accommodation, email HealthPromotion@unt.edu or call (940) 565-2787.

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Each meeting offers a mix of:

Networking with fellow students across STEM disciplinesCareer development tips and opportunitiesProfessional development through workshops and speaker sessionsOccasional visits from guest speakers and recruitersSocial events and community service projects that make a differenceWhether you're exploring biology, engineering, data science, psychology, or any other STEM field, these meetings are designed to support your journey and celebrate your impact. Come as you are, bring your curiosity, and help shape a vibrant, inclusive space where every STEM story matters.

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Registration Period: October 5 – October 22, 2026 until noon.
All players must register as a team (one player per team) on IMLeagues.com before the deadline.

🚫 No walk-in registration will be accepted.

Champion Prize: The tournament winner will receive an Intramural Champion T-shirt.

Ready to rally? Sign up and compete!

For questions or assistance, please contact:
Billy Mathew
Intramural Sports Assistant Director
📧 BillyM@unt.edu
📞 940-565-2954

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Come find out what New Wine is all about, meet the team behind it, and be part of shaping something new from day one. Whether you're looking for real community, a place to grow, or just curious about what this new org is bringing to UNT, this is the night to show up!

There will be worship, prayer, conversations, and an opportunity to connect with like-minded people.

Bring a friend, this is one you don't want to miss!

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“The Blue Riders: Concerto for Winds” By James David - Composer-in-Residence James David’s Western United States Premiere

“Konzertmusik für Blasorchester” Op. 41 (1926—the 100th anniversary)

“Ballad” (1946—80th anniversary) by Morton Gould with DMA Conducting Associate Carlos Granthon conducting

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CLOSES: Sunday Oct. 25 at 11:59pm

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All-member meetings of the Learning Institute are a mostly informal gathering to network and share about projects and interdisciplinary connections. Institute leadership will also share updates and opportunities.

Not a member? Join here.

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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Collaborate with other members to create amazing stories and publish your comic work in a compendium to be published and sold right here in Denton!

Meet new people who share your interests and make life-long friends in our growing community!

Feel free to stop by our meetings and ask about becoming a member!

See you soon!

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Join us at The Spark to help you make you costume ideas come true. We will be holding sewing training workshop that focuses on costume making and modifying existing costume to your ideas. Get hands on with how to use the sewing machine, cutting fabric and hand stitching. No, we won't sew your costume for you, but we'll certainly help point you in the right direction. Remember to bring in your material and idea and let's get to making!

This event will be held at the wooden tables in The Spark Makerspace right in front of the makerspace desk. Make sure to register to attend. There are limited seats and sewing machines. See ya there!

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Applicants must be U.S. citizens.

Applications for 2028-2029 academic year are to open in late March/early April 2027.

Undergraduates who graduate by Summer 2028, grad students and alumni are eligible.

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Applicants must be U.S. citizens.

Applications for 2028-2029 academic year to open in late March/early April 2027.

Undergraduates who Graduate by Summer 2028, Grad Students and Alumni are eligible.

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OPENS: Monday, Oct. 19 at 8:00am

CLOSES: Sunday Oct. 25 at 11:59pm

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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Program

Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream is not available for this event.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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High Energy Astrophysics plays a key role in understanding the universe. These radiations reveal the processes in the hot and violent universe.

High Energy Astrophysics probes hot gas in clusters of galaxies, which are the most massive objects in the universe. It also probes hot gas accreting around supermassive black holes in the centers of galaxies.

Finally, high energy radiation provides important information about our own galaxy, neutron stars, supernova remnants and stars like our Sun which emit copious amounts of high energy radiation. Europe plays a leading role in high energy astrophysics research.

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Program

Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream is not available for this event.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Program

Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream is not available for this event.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Every show is different because it is directed by you!

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Program

Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream link below.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Program

Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream is not available for this event.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Season play schedule available here.

More info available here.

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Download the Scavify App and join the hunt: https://www.scavify.com/h/fee976/online-student-appreciation-week-2026

OPENS: Monday, Oct. 19 at 8:00am

CLOSES: Sunday Oct. 25 at 11:59pm

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Like the apocalyptic paintings made by a Sunday school teacher in Denton to scare kids straight, or the tiny skull kept by a boy who loved his pet hamster, Mildred, so much he could never say goodbye. This exhibit explores the concept of lore through the artifacts we leave behind, like photographs of the infamous “Wyooter” cryptid, and a book so small it caused the typesetter to go blind.

No artifact in Special Collections has such an inspired lore as Eppy, an infamous former mascot that was lost, found, stolen and returned with a suspicious injury. Countless Reddit threads document student’s search for Eppy. Abandoned after his retirement in the mid-1990’s and relegated to a stairwell in the Union, students sought out and ultimately saved this creepy, but beloved, piece of history.

The exhibition will be on view from October 2 - 31.

OCTOBER EXTENDED HOURS

Monday- CLOSED

Tuesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Wednesday- 11 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Thursday- 11 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Friday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Saturday- 11 a.m. - 10 p.m.

Sunday- 12 p.m. - 6 p.m.

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Program

Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream link below.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Every show is different because it is directed by you!

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Program

Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream is not available for this event.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Program

Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream link below.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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Program

Please note, this program is subject to change. Final program will be available by the day of the performance.

Livestream link below.

This event is free and open to the public with general seating.

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No appointment necessary. Payment is due at time of service. Results are sent through the online patient portal the next business day.

Students are only contacted if they have abnormal results.