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'Color of Law' author Richard Rothstein tells law students how discriminatory housing policies fueled segregation
Criminal Justice Career Expo attracts choppers, bomb squads and 1,100 high school students
UNT Dallas draws international flavor as U.N. Ambassador Narjess Saidane makes an inspiring visit

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UNT Dallas draws international flavor as U.N. Ambassador Narjess Saidane makes an inspiring visit

Friday, November 9, 2018

Ambassador Narjess Saidane, the Permanent Observer for the International Organization of La Francophonie to the United Nations, delivered a message of unity as the keynote speaker of the Stewart Speaker Series.

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Criminal Justice Career Expo attracts choppers, bomb squads and 1,100 high school students

Wednesday, November 7, 2018

A founding program at UNT Dallas, the Criminal Justice department last Friday pulled off its third annual Career Expo on a stunning fall day that included 1,100 students representing eight area school districts.

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'Color of Law' author Richard Rothstein tells law students how discriminatory housing policies fueled segregation

Tuesday, November 6, 2018

New York Times bestselling author Richard Rothstein, who argues in his book, The Color of Law, that today's urban housing crises was caused by purposefully discriminatory policies, made a stop at UNT Dallas College of Law last week to speak to students.

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Are We Jaguars or Trailblazers?

Tuesday, November 6, 2018

There has been plenty talk about whether we are still Jaguars or not.

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Urban Advantage Podcast (Episode 5): Senior Pastor Bryan Carter of the Concord Church and Life Balance Tips

Tuesday, November 6, 2018

In the fifth episode of the Urban Advantage Podcast, Senior Pastor Bryan Carter of the illustrious Concord Church here in Dallas, Texas, sat down with co-hosts Benjamin Bullock and Greg Campbell to discuss the growth of his church and how it is greatly affecting the southern Dallas community.

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