NEW FRATERNITY: Cailey Stevens
The Univeristy of North Texas’ newest fraternity Pi Kappa Phi is beginning to make its mark. The 23-members are working to get involved as possible on campus. NTNewsNet’s Cailey Stevens has more. Click
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A Tribute to Pius Njawe - A Journalist, A Freedom Fighter
Last year, Mitch Land, interim dean of the Mayborn School of Journalism, celebrated the 30th anniversary of Le Messager, the daily newspaper in Douala, Cameroon with the newspaper’s founder Pius Njawe, 53, who died yesterday in a traffic accident in Chesapeake, VA. Here’s a collection of links to Dr. Land’s reports from that memorable
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Tattoos Popular, But Employers Not ‘Tat-Friendly’
Click Here to See the Slide Show By Martina M. Treviño NTNewsNet.com Tattoos
Health Care Reform Stirs Hopes, Fears for Parents of Autistic Children
UNT Alumnus Cragg Hines Shares Memories, Humor & Advice
Cragg Hines, former Washington bureau chief for the Houston Chronicle,
Gibson searches, finds family
By Sarah Mueller & Photos by Martina Trevino / NTNewsNet.com Fifty-one -year-old Kahron Gibson never gave up her search for her birth mother. The
Perry, White Not the Only Candidates for TX Governor
By Martina Trevino / NTNewsNet.com Unhappy with the political situation in Austin, some Texas citizens have chosen to throw their hats in the ring for
Meet the Professors
Faculty Profile: Nikhil Moro Says Journalism Shapes Who We Are
Faculty Profile: Kathie Hinnen Pushes Students to Excellence
Photojournalist Thorne Anderson Says Media’s Future is Full of Opportunity
UNT professor stresses ‘good content’ for journalism students
By Sarah Mueller / NTNewsNet.com The day President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, University of North Texas professor John Sparks decided to become
Meet the Professors - Cornelius “Neil” Foote
By Kirsten Calogero/NTNewsnet Cornelius “Neil” Foote is an Instructional Assistant Professor at the University of North Texas. Professor Foote
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ONLINE TEXTBOOKS: Nicholas Harris
Kids sitting in front of computers and accessing the internet in class is not typically the way normal instruction is done. However this is the exact
MIST PROGRAM: Heather Williamson
Students will be able to take a class and receive a degree on sustainability starting in the fall semester. NTNewsNet’s Heather Williamson reports. Click
UNIVERSITY DAY: Liliana Villarreal
Forty nine years ago North Texas State College made a monumental change. It became North Texas State University. Today students attending the Denton campus
MULTICULTURAL CENTER: Katia Villalba
Students who work for the Multicultural Center at the University of North Texas have been busy moving into their new office. They will be in a temporary
NEW ANIMAL SHELTER: Katia Villalba
Volunteers for the Denton Animals Shelter are still trying to raise millions-of-dollars for a new shelter. The Denton Animal Shelter Foundation volunteers
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UNT RECYCLING: Rhonda Squires
The University of North Texas Recycling Department has five employees. They say they need more bins and more manpower. But, they cannot add either without money. NTNewsNet’s Rhonda Squires reports. Click
PLAYER COACHING: Cory Mageors
The University of North Texas is certainly a place to learn. But it is also a place to teach. A former Mean Green volleyball player is learning how to do just that. And she’s making the new head coach’s
TAMS AID: Vanessa Lewis
Texas Academy of Math and Science students are involved in more than just course work at the University of North Texas. Students that are a part of Amnesty International and the Medical Society are working
SGA ELECTIONS: Nicholas Harris
Today marks the beginning of Student Government elections at UNT. Recent events at the Universtiy have made the selection of new government members especially important. Here with the details is NTNewsNet’s
PAINTBALL VOLUNTEERS: Scott Brown
Melanie Goodwin was a student at the University of North Texas when she was murdered in 2007. Melanie’s parents set up a scholarship fund in her name to help college students seeking an education in
GAS DRILLING: Rhonda Squires
Fort Worth based Range Resources have been flaring its natural gas wells here in North Texas across from a park and a hospital. The flaring has upset many, but it will not stop. NTNewsNet’s Rhonda
WIND ENERGY: Rhonda Squires
Forty percent of Denton’s energy comes from wind. The use of this renewable resource has lowered energy bills for residents. NTNewsNet’s Rhonda Squires reports. Click HERE
SLEEPING PARTNERS: Julie Yates
A recent study by American Pet Products Association shows that nearly half of the dog population sleeps with its owners. About 75-percent of cats do as well. But can sleeping with “Fido” and “Fluffly”
ALTERNATIVE SPRING BREAK: Julie Yates
Families of sick children at the Ronald Mcdonald House of Memphis, Tennessee are going to be receiving a visit from the some North Texas students. The trip is part of UNT’s Alternative Spring Break
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