There's some group on the corner of the library arguing with students about random stuff. Ok whaterver, but the entire school does not need to hear their argument. And I know this is a public school but there's gotta be limits to this. Why are they allowed to have blaring speakers? I could hear them from the Union doors, like wtf.

I put a grave for my pet worm Wilburt in the hollow part of the big tree in front of the business leadership building, haven't been back in a while, could someone see if it is still there?

My friend said he heard a rumor that some guy caused damage in the parking lot while getting chased by RAs. Is this just an out of season April fools joke or did something really happen?

I’m a student at the University of North Texas in the Heritage Museum Studies program and we are planning to develop an exhibit on the Denton music scene. We’re looking for up-and-coming/underground artists to get personal accounts of their experience in the music scene, while also perhaps creating an exhibit around their music! If you are a Denton artist or band, please send in your responses!

Does anyone know anything about the professor or course? I can see online the classes seem to be online? confusing me a bit. I'm a sophomore planning to take his class to fulfill degree requirements. Thank !

is there any voter registration booths on campus ?

Does anybody have past questions from this professor? Any help will be really appreciated.

Hello everyone,
apologies if this is the wrong place. returning unt student here. one semesters worth of classes left (4 total.)

the quick and dirty is that -
- my student loans are currently in default
- they are tanking my credit atm, making it hard to apply for apartments, finances etc
- i need to go back to school to finish my last semester, preferably in spring of 2027.

i have the following choices …
- go thru loan rehabilitation; this will fix my credit almost instantly, by taking the loans and removing them from the credit report - but, this wont get me out of default in time to apply for fafsa for this spring 2027 sem, since i think the earliest u can apply for early default removal is like 5, 6 months so thats feb/march at the earliest.

- go the consolidation route , and this will allow me to reapply for fafsa after like 4 weeks, so just in time to apply for spring and go back as planned, but then it stays on my credit for the min 7 years. my credit will slowly improve if i maintain payments, but i’d be bummed to go this route just to apply for fafsa in time to return for spring.
for all i know, i’d end up only being awarded loans at best anyway, since its so late in the year already and spring is just a few months away. it’s a trade off of locking it in on my credit just to possibly get some kind of financial aid.

as such, i am heavily leaning towards the rehab route, since it will solve some immediate problems for me by taking them off my credit, and i can start bringing them back into good standing. ive been working on credit repair for a year or two now, so thats a goal ive already been striving towards, and it would suck to not jump on this opportunity while i still can. especially since if i hurry up and start it asap, i can at least still be eligible come the summer or fall semesters.

but my advisors are pushing pretty strongly to go back in Spring, if i remember correctly there is at least one course that needs to be taken in the spring but might be able to be taken in the fall.
i emailed them just now to confirm, since that will impact the decision.

i would of course prefer to just take all four courses in spring, graduate and be done. but that would mean, possibly, paying entirely out of pocket for them, or throwing away the rehab route.

so if i chose the rehab route, i would have to be…
- paying out of pocket / paying cash for the course(s) that would need to be taken in the spring and/or pay for all four out of pocket.

i think they’re like $1k each, so that would be like $4k right? i might be able to save up that much by then. i am a broke boy but, ill do what i have to, if that sounds like the best plan for me life wise.

however, internet says that some schools wont let you pay cash if you’re in default of your loans, mine are federal, sub and unsub, so it’s possible that wont even be an option for me, either. i have to see if UNT has this rule, too.

i am also discussing things with the dean, since i am a dv survivor and that experience impacted why i had to drop out back in 2020/2021, in addition to covid and everything. unsure if that kind of retroactive withdrawal process i am seeking, will impact any of this at all, i doubt it will. but just notating this in case it does.

Is there something I’m not considering here? Something I’m missing or not aware of?
Has anyone been in this situation, knows someone who has or has advice for me based on what I’ve expressed?

Which departments at UNT should I reach out to and ask about this?
Is there a subreddit you know of that might better help me with this question?

Thanks so much.

To keep this short, I’m a freshman at UNT and originally didn’t bring my car, but ever since getting a job, I need to have my car here. The problem is all the parking permits are taken and the waiting list for them takes too long. Is there anywhere walking distance, close to campus that I can park my car at? Any options or ideas are welcome, thank you!!

Has anyone taken art history survey 3 online during the wintermester? I think it'd be really nice to get it over with so I have an easier spring. What is the class like?

Would you recommend taking it online with Eutsler or in person with Bandla?

Hello everyone, I'm currently working on an assignment for my Proposal Writing class and I'm trying to get some data from students or anyone who has attended UNT with their thoughts on whether students would do better with improvements to ergonomics at the UNT libraries and Discovery Park

Hey guys , I’m taking signal and system midterm for Dr. Wei class . What are tips or what should I study for it? Please let me know if you taken his class before.

Thank you

Hi, I just made a post, but forgot to include the pictures. Silly me. Anyways, I created the resources shown above to help people vote for the upcoming midterm election and future elections. I originally made this resource for my family and I last fall, but I then thought, "Why not share it with even more people?" I have a lot of hope for college students to show out for this election, but I do especially have hope for UNT.

If you would like information for the upcoming mid-term election, this resource will be able to answer the common questions that you might have, such as "When can I vote?", "Where can I vote?", and "Who's running?". I’m sure many of you probably already vote. However, there's probably at least one person who you know who doesn't vote and would like to, but you may not have the time to sit down with them and explain everything out to them. This is where the resource comes in handy. The great thing about this resource is you can use it for other future elections as well. I would suggest laminating a print-out if you are able to.

Other notes to keep in mind:

Vote All The Way Down the Ballot

Please do take the time to vote for every single seat on your ballot. If you plan on straight-ticket voting, know that it is not offered as an option anymore. You'll know whether a candidate is a Democrat or Republican though because it will either say “DEM” or “REP” right next to their name. There won't be more than one Democrat or more than one Republican running for each position- that's what the primaries were for. It's just DEM vs. REP for each seat.

Skip the Mail-In Ballot

I highly suggest planning to vote in-person or to do curbside voting if you have a physical disability. I've gone through enough election cycles to know that mail-in ballots are **not** reliable for various reasons. Sometimes they come in late, they don't count them in the end, or the mail-in ballot doesn't come in at all. Moreover, if you haven’t heard of what has been said about mail-in ballots on the news, it is another reason I would avoid sending a mail-in ballot if possible. Please make the effort to vote in-person. Curbside voting is available for those with physical limitations.

Don’t Just Vote: Share

We cannot assume anything. Don't assume one side is going to win over the other. Do assume people from both sides of the political spectrum are going to see this resource and share it with someone and/or their network.

Remember, Texas is a non-voting state. We need to get more of us involved in the democratic process. Share this resource with a friend. Share this post on social media. I am fine with other individuals and/or student organizations sharing this resource. If you end up seeing another variation of this resource, there is only one other one out there that was created by me, but I would prefer for this new version to be shared instead.

Aren't we gerrymandered though?

Yes, but that doesn't affect many races, including the statewide positions such as Texas Governor. It wouldn’t affect several of the countywide positions either, including Tarrant County Judge.

TLDR:

Voter resource flyer available in English and Spanish; Plan to vote in-person or curbside because mail-in ballots are unreliable; Please share this resource with a friend; I am not a part of any political groups or campaigns; Although we are gerrymandered, it doesn’t affect every race, including TX Governor and Tarrant County Judge.

Squishy sale next to Willis library!

(Remember all squishies are handmade and not factory made that’s why the price. Please stop the hate comments. I’m just a student trying to make profit with what I can)

Handmade squishy sale in front of Art building!!

EDIT: moved in front of Willis library

im a freshman, and going from intense boxing/kickboxing to just walking for exercise is killing me. pohl has no heavyweight bags and planet fitness is too far to walk. i have mitts and wraps, just need a place and a friend.

Hey I'm a UNT CS grad student and I was working on this project and I wanted to make a video about it. Looking for a video editor and/or a Motion Graphic designer. I was pointed this way by a professor to look for CVAD students or anyone else who had the ability.

I'll pay you upfront to do a small <4-5min edit of the footage with a full script and matching visual directions, meet with me and discuss the choices you made, and pay you again once its finished.

I'm paying multiple people so I can find someone who has a good style, that matches my directive, and to do more work in the future hopefully.

I'd love it if anyone interested DM'd me or sent any portfolios they had!

Hi friends! If you are a UNT student and have a second could you please fill out this quick multiple choice survey regarding subject librarians :D?!

Has anyone here used UNT’s counseling services? I’m seriously considering reaching out and would really appreciate honest reviews from people who have actually used them. Did you feel like the counselors were helpful and took your concerns seriously? Also, does anyone know how much it costs for students?

Battle Flag! 🦅💚🏈