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Dr. Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, Professor in the Department of Political Science, spoke with NBC 5’s Phil Prazan this past Monday regarding Super Tuesday and local/state election statistics. Dr. Eshbaugh-Soha provided keen insights and great information on the factors that shape local and state elections in the DFW metroplex. The segment aired on their 6 PM Monday newscast.

Early 2024 Texas primary voters trend older and more Republican Nearly 2 million Texans have already voted, trending older and more Republican. Like almost every election, young people are not showing up in the exact amounts.

CLASS is actively prioritizing faculty success initiatives. Learn more about how in the story below! https://class.unt.edu/news/seeds-innovation-cultivating-faculty-success

Check out this video of Associate Professor of History Andrew Torget. He discusses how machine learning and computer science methodology can help us more deeply understand our past.

How can technology help us see deeper into the past? | UNT's The Lab Associate Professor of History Andrew Torget discusses how machine learning and computer science methodology can help us more deeply understand our past. *L...

We 💚 our Student Ambassadors 🥰

"I was chosen as a Student Ambassador because of my service-oriented attitude and positivity, which is why I was so honored to represent my college by speaking on the panel at UNT’s Spring Preview and make hundreds of prospective parents and students feel welcomed on campus. 💚✨ As the face of my college, my #1 goal is to be a good role model of someone who’s driven, supportive, and involved:

“Tell me and I forget. Show me and I may remember. Involve me and I learn.” 📝

Go Mean Green!!!"

-Kiana McDonald

Congratulations to Dr. Joseph Oppong on these well-deserved recognitions!

Triple Accolades for Geography Professor Dr. Joseph Oppong | Department of Geography and the Environment Dr. Joseph Oppong has been a faculty member in the Department of Geography & the Environment for 32 years; he came to UNT after his PhD studies at the University of Alberta. Joseph taught at the University of Iowa for a short period of time before coming to UNT in 1992. Joseph received tenure in 199...

Dr. Arunima Datta will be talking to BBC Radio (Yorkshire) at 2 p.m. today to discuss South Asian communities and a bit about her and her work, and her South Asian women's exhibition in the UK. Tune in to listen here:

BBC Local Radio - Arzu Dutta, Rav Sanghera sits in 26/02/2024 Conversation and music for South Asian communities with Rav.

Ever wonder what you can do with an anthropology degree from UNT? Well.. there's A LOT! Check out these alumni that were featured at yesterday's anthropology expo to learn more about the various sectors they are making an impact in.

Recently Dr. Mark Hlavacik, a communications studies professor, was interviewed by The Dallas Morning News about having civil political conversations during an election year. Read the article here:

‘You don’t have to participate in a dialogue you don’t want to have’ Tyra Damm: UNT communications professor ​​Mark Hlavacik has good advice about how to have political conversations respectfully.