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The Union Circle Garage is located immediately adjacent to the east side of the building with access from Union Circle. This garage offers hourly spaces, including accessible parking. It is a credit card only garage. A passenger drop-off loop is located on Union Circle in front of the UNT Union entrance.  Parking in the garage costs $2.25 per hour, $18.00 per day maximum.

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The Highland Parking Garage is located southeast of the UNT Union on Highland and Avenue A by the new Business Leadership Building. It is available for hourly parking.

For more information on campus garages, please visit:  http://transportation.unt.edu/parking

For additional information about parking and transportation​ at UNT, please visit  http://transportation.unt.edu  or call (940) 565-3020.

Guests with questions about access, accessible parking when visiting the UNT Union or attending an event in the UNT Union or additional parking options should contact us at [email protected].

The University Union staff is available to accommodate tours of the facility.

In order to have the best experience, please abide by the following guidelines:

• Groups of up to twenty (20) people can be accommodated at a time.  If a larger group is requesting a tour, please contact us for details.
• Tours take approximately one hour to complete, so please plan accordingly.
• Tours must be booked at least one week in advance to ensure availability.
• Photography and videography are allowed but must be requested at the time of reservation due to privacy concerns.

If you would like to schedule a tour, please email us here.

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Access to the Texas Fashion Collection is by appointment only. Please refer to our  Tours and Research Appointments web page to plan a visit.

The Texas Fashion Collection is part of the University of North Texas College of Visual Arts and Design located in Denton, Texas. The collection is located on Welch Street across from the parking garage on Union Circle. Welch Street runs perpendicular to Oak Street and Eagle and is accessible from either street.

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Visitors can park in the Highland Street Garage located at Ave A and Highland or in the Union Circle Garage located at Welch and Union Circle. For more information on visitor parking, visit the UNT Transportation Services website .

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When: Check back soon for more details. Who: Future UNT students (Freshmen & Transfer), parents and guests Why:

• Be our guest at UNT Preview, a university-wide open house like no other.
• We mobilize our whole campus - Academic Departments, Admissions, Financial Aid, Scholarships, Housing, first-year programs and so many more – to make sure you leave with all your questions answered.
• Join us for food, fun, information and the most comprehensive single-day visitor experience we offer!
• This event is designed for high school students, current college students looking to transfer and their guests, but all are welcome at UNT Preview!

If you have questions, please email us or call 940-565-4104.

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Spring Preview Schedule

Review our Spring Preview Schedule to see what you can expect.

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Preview parking information

• Program your navigation app to go to UNT Wooten Hall.
• Free, permit-less parking will be available in Lots 36-40, 54, and 55 only.
• Proceed up Highland Street to the event check-in on the South Lawn of the University Union.

UNT Preview Parking Map

NOTE:   We will have signage and volunteers in yellow vests guiding Preview Day attendees to their parking destination and to the event.

Denton ("Little d") is the quintessential small Texas town with a big heart. At UNT, we love being a part of the Denton community – and we know you will, too. After all, you won't spend all of your time on campus! While you're here for Preview, you can   find a place to stay   and get to know one of the best College Towns in the Nation.

Downtown, more commonly known as "The Square," is a favorite spot among Dentonites with its many unique shops and restaurants. Whether it's discovering literary gems and antiques, enjoying delicious ice cream or hearing local performers play their music on the courthouse lawn, there is something for everyone in Little d.

We encourage you to discover   Denton   for yourself and learn more about this vibrant North Texas community! Check out the Discover Denton calendar for the full list of events, spotlights and happenings in our community during the UNT Preview weekend.

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[email protected] 940-565-2235 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-565-4201 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-565-4115 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-565-2445 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-565-2051 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-565-4635 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-565-2791 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-369-8606 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-565-2216 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-565-3365 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-565-2110 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-565-2681 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-565-2207 WATCH VIDEO

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[email protected] 940-565-3305 WATCH VIDEO

Pride Alliance

[email protected] 940-565-2589 WATCH VIDEO

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UNT Campus Life Highlights

Transforming Lives Exploring UNT’s New Facilities First All Nighter of the Semester Union Fest 2020 First Week of Fall 2020 Life on the UNT Campus with an International Student UNT Dish On Dining – Bruceteria Intro to UNT Dining Services

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Denton: Where Creativity, Caring and Culture Thrive UNT Food Pantry Helps Students Facing Food Insecurities Support Services – Helping UNT International Students UNT Virtual Tour of North Texas UNT Brent Faiyaz

What is UNT Preview? UNT Preview is a free, open house event designed for high school juniors, high school seniors, and transfer students who want to learn more about UNT and what we have to offer our students. It will also give you the opportunity to attend sessions led by staff from academic departments, tour campus, learn about admissions, housing, financial aid, scholarships, and much more. If ever there was a day to explore UNT and learn about all things Mean Green, it's UNT Preview!

How should I prepare for UNT Preview? Explore our UNT Preview website where you’ll find helpful information on how to register, take a look at the schedule of info sessions, and other tips that will help you be prepared when you arrive and ready for the fun!

Can an academic advisor evaluate my transcripts at UNT Preview? Unfortunately, transcript evaluation will not be offered at UNT Preview. However, you will have a sit-down credit evaluation with an academic advisor from your major once you have been admitted and attend   Orientation !

Will there be anyone I can talk to about scholarships and financial aid at UNT Preview? Yes! The UNT Student Financial Aid and Scholarships Office (SFAS) will provide information sessions to cover the basics of the financial aid, how to complete the FAFSA, and scholarship opportunities at UNT.

Can I go to UNT Preview in lieu of Orientation? UNT Preview is   not   an Orientation session. All new students are required to attend a New Student Orientation prior to their first semester at UNT. Please visit the   Orientation website   for more details.

Where can I ask questions to help me navigate during the event? Everywhere! Look for the bright yellow vests — these are our friendly UNT student volunteers here to guide you through your UNT Preview experience. You can also ask and faculty or staff member for assistance — just look for a green polo, green name tag…you get the idea.

Why should I come to UNT Preview? Here are just a few of the reasons why you want to be at UNT Preview:

• Get the inside scoop on UNT’s   admission   process.
• Learn about   scholarships and financial aid .
• Meet other students and start making friends.
• Tour   our expanding campus.
• Learn about our   15 residence halls   and   student meal plans .
• Attend sessions for your academic interests and major.
• Explore the opportunities of   UNT’s Honors College .

Did we miss something? Email us at   [email protected]   to get your question answered.

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College of Music

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The University of North Texas College of Music is one of the finest comprehensive music schools in the nation.

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Music Business Faculty Named Finalist

The Music Business Association has named @UNT College of Music Assistant Professor of Music Business, Jessica Muñiz-Collado, as finalist for its Bizzy Award “Music Business Educator of the Year." MBA says, “The award celebrates a music business...

Alumna Performs With Cleveland Orchestra

Josefina Maldonado, mezzo-soprano, (BM’19), returns to Severance Hall to be featured soloist with the Cleveland Orchestra in 3 performances of Julia Perry’s “Stabat Mater” conducted by Dalia Stasevska.

Theory Faculty Awarded National Endowment for the Humanities Grant

Assistant Professor of Music Theory, Andrew J. Chung, has been awarded a nine-month fellowship at the American Antiquarian Society, funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, in Worcester, Massachusetts. Dr. Chung’s fellowship will...

College of Music Welcomes New Piano Faculty

The College of Music announces that Liudmila Georgievskaya will join the faculty as Assistant Professor of Piano.

Faculty Presents at International Conference in Switzerland

UNT Associate Professor of Piano Pedagogy, Oscar Macchioni, presented at the 46th International European Piano Teachers Association (EPTA) Conference at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Switzerland. Pianists from 27 countries...

Special Collections Presentation Includes COM Alumnus

UNT Willis Library Special Collections presented horn player and UNT alumnus, Hugh Nini and Neal Treadwell, authors of Loving: A Photographic History of Men in Love.

Violin Faculty Recognized for Service

UNT President Neal Smatresk (l) shown presenting Professor of Violin, Philip Lewis, with art glass recognizing his 45 years of service to the College of Music. Photo: Hubnik/UNT

Dallas Observer Publishes Story

With a by-line by Carly May Gravley, the Dallas Observer published an article highlighting the @UNT commercial music degree. It includes interviews with program coordinator Federico Llach, alumna Ashleigh Smith and Grammy-winning producer and...

Graduate Jazz Student Places at International Competition

UNT jazz piano master of music student, Tomás Jonsson, placed 2nd in the jazz division at the University of South Africa International Piano Competition held in Pretoria. He as well won Best Jazz Ballad.

College of Music Celebrates Staff

The UNT College of Music joins in celebrating Julie Hohman’s appointment as Director of the UNT Murchison Performing Arts Center.

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University Libraries

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Willis Library is located on the Library Mall in the center of the Denton Campus. It contains a wide range of study spaces, student computing , and houses collections that support the Arts and Sciences. Our staff is here to help you succeed. Find a subject librarian , department or staff person , or Ask Us a question and we’ll get back with you ASAP.

We’ve got the computers, printers, and other technologies you need to get your work done.

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Whether you like it loud or quiet, we’ve got space for you.

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Need to borrow a book or music score, pay a fine, or get a reserve item? Need research assistance or access to one-of-a-kind archival materials?

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Located on the corner of Highland Street and Avenue C, Crumley hall is one of UNT’s residence halls that will primarily serve  freshmen .

Due to Crumley’s smaller size, it cultivates a close-knit community.  Crumley’s proximity to core of campus - Onstead Promenade and Willis Library - makes it very attractive.

Why we love this hall!

• Double occupancy rooms available with a mix of both suite and community bathroom style
• Wireless internet available building-wide (including courtyard)
• TV room and kitchenette for public use
• Centralized laundry facilities
• Courtyard with BBQ grill
• Close proximity to Willis Library and Union

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PhD candidates and faculty selected as finalists for the 2024 Siemens Tech Sustainabilitiy through Cybersecurity Challenge

Last month, research from our Network Security Lab received the winning team award for the 2024 Siemen’s Tech Sustainability through Cybersecurity Challenge . PhD candidates, Amal Alshehri and Burak Tufekci, as well as Assistant Professor, Dr. Cihan Tunc , were one of the finalist research groups (out of 22 projects) and their project “OTZET: Operational Technology Zero Trust Engine for Trustworthiness” has been selected as the winning project during Siemens’ international competition on March 11-14, 2024.

The group’s project underwent 4 stages of review consisting of a 4-month timeframe. The first stage, Ideation, occurred during the month of December 2023, saw a large pool of research ideas submitted by universities and companies around the world. Then, the selected projects ideas were implemented under Siemens’ guidance. And the final review was made in March 2024 for the selected finalists (2 projects), which allowed our team to present and win the competition under the sustainability through cybersecurity track during the final Hackathon & Live Pitches stage last month. The audience consisted of respected professionals in cybersecurity, as well as those in academia, with potential of future collaboration or sponsorship.

Here’s what Siemens outlines as their goals for their Cybersecurity challenge in Sustainability: At Siemens, we consider cybersecurity as one of the company’s sustainability goals. We live in an ever-evolving environment filled with digital threats and risks. Only through robust cybersecurity can we effectively address those risks. This includes safeguarding information and intellectual property by preventing digital attacks from materializing in the real world, or by supporting businesses and production sites to operate without disruptions.

The OTZET project continues on as the Network Security Lab crew are moving forward with more paper submissions and more advances in their work. Dr. Cihan Tunc states, “We’re looking to build this research for further progression. [Amal Alshehri] is doing this for her final research.”

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering extends a huge congratulations to Amal Alshehri, Burak Tufekci, and Dr. Cihan Tunc on a job well done! 

For more information on the Network Security Lab and the Smart CyberSpace group, check out their website links here: 

Home | Network Security Lab (NSL) (unt.edu )

Welcome to Smart CyberSpace (SCS) at UNT | Smart Cyber Space (SCS)

For more information on Siemens, click here to access their website:  Sustainability through cybersecurity | Siemens Innovation Ecosystem