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University of North Texas students, many of them dressed all in black, gathered in the art gallery at the College of Visual Arts and Design.
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A Brooklyn artist told the Denton Record-Chronicle that the University of North Texas College of Visual Arts and Design was removing an entire exhibit of his work, which was scheduled to open on Feb. 19.
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University assistant professor Anna Hinton was put on administrative leave with pay in mid-September after a student’s alleged complaint about an anti-pornography film shown in class.
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North Texas launched its season ticket push for the 2026 football season this week, one that will include price increases in some of the desirable areas of DATCU Stadium.
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The University of North Texas will play in the American Conference championship game Friday evening in New Orleans. A win would send the Mean Green on to the College Football Playoff.
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Neal Brown handed North Texas one of its most bitter losses in recent program history. Now the former West Virginia and Troy coach is headed to Denton to take over UNT’s football program following the departure of Eric Morris.
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The University of North Texas is the first public college in Texas to get a free naloxone vending machine, and Regan Browne, director of the Recovery and Intervention Support and Education Center — called RISE — considers it a win.
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The Texas attorney general told the audience that students who allegedly celebrated Charlie Kirk's assassination were exercising their First Amendment rights, but he reserved his jabs for the UNT faculty "who are very liberal."
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The Mean Green are on a tear after winning their first five games of a season for the first time since 1959. They’ve knocked off Army, the defending American Conference champion, and blew out Washington State along the way.
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UNT President Harrison Keller said the university is reviewing the incident.
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The UNT System’s temporary pause on drag performances went into effect in March of this year. A federal appeals court ruled earlier this month a similar ban likely violates the First Amendment.
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University of North Texas officials reportedly have notified students identified as not meeting residency requirements with a deadline: They can confirm their status by Aug. 8 and continue paying in-state tuition.