President Keller has been going all in with AI at UNT, essentially trying to turn UNT into a data and AI university, with a major part of this expecting faculty to get AI grants. This might have seemed like a good idea at the time, but now the federal government is redirecting the AI grant money away from universities. Unfortunately for President Keller, this is what happens when you chase fads instead of sticking to a set of core beliefs. Read more about it here:

https://cryptobriefing.com/us-redirects-billions-federal-funding-ai/

"The most obvious losers are large research universities that have built their operating models around reliable federal funding streams. Schools with massive research operations, the MITs and Johns Hopkins of the world, could see meaningful budget pressure if institutional grants shrink.

The winners, at least on paper, are individual AI researchers, smaller labs, and the broader ecosystem of companies building AI tools and infrastructure. We’ve already seen this dynamic play out with companies like OpenAI leading a surge in private AI investment.

The policy also creates a new class of fundable researcher. Instead of needing a university affiliation and tenure track to access federal dollars, individual scientists working on AI could find themselves with direct pathways to government backing."

"Students will be there with a notebook and a pen and taking notes," said Adam Chilton, dean of UChicago Law. "We want to ensure that our students are learning to think for themselves in a rigorous, critical way without relying on shortcuts through AI that might get them a quick answer but actually slow down the learning process."

https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/uchicago-ai-stategy/

More and more questions arising regarding the detrimental effects of edtech and AI in education, while President Keller is full steam ahead with more online classes, more AI, and shorter degree times. This will cheapen the value of UNT degrees, while raising the direct costs for students. In other words, with the new tech fees President Keller has added, students are paying more but receiving a worse experience. President Keller's main concern is collecting those extra tech fees to throw at the budget deficit.

President Keller: How about we try something like this at UNT? How about banning or reducing tech in first-year classes?

I remenber back at tcc, they held a small mini anime convention and other universities hold them too. I been working on a cosplay that I would love to break into and test before anime frontier in December

Obviously the student apartments seem like the right thing to do after dorms DONT DO IT 800 per bed is horrible when you can live with other people you know at a normal apartment that’s way nicer and way bigger for about 400-500 per person please don’t fall for it. Not only are they expensive and charge everyone $800 they don’t even put it to good use. My student apartments the AC kept going out during 90° weather the maintenance guy was rude and mean acting like it’s my fault I don’t wanna sleep in a 80° apartment I was also so scared for my cats who live with me :( until I moved out the AC was not fixed and continued this issue giving me and my roommates no answers and just “solving” it with a portable AC unit that does nothing until they “figured out” the issue parking is also horrible for some apartments the tow trucks give no care with unregistered cars! So please don’t give $800 or more to an apartment that’s way nicer doesn’t care for students health and are using them!

I am thinking about applying to the alumni association office at UNT. Has anyone worked there currently or in the past if so please tell me about your experience and what is a need to know. Any little of advice helps.

Hi everyone! I'm an international student coming to UNT for my master's this Fall 2026. I'm really looking forward to it, but also pretty nervous. As a South Asian girl, this will be my first time leaving home and moving to somewhere on my own.

I don't know anyone at UNT yet, and I'm still trying to figure out housing, so everything feels a little overwhelming. I really want to grow, learn, and make the most of this experience.

If you have any advice for a new international student or tips about housing, making friends, or settling into campus life I would really appreciate it. Thank you!

Heyy idk how to really go about this but I’m moving back to campus in a couple weeks and I really want to start going to the rec more but would love to have a gym partner. We could hold each other accountable and go pretty consistently?? Lmk

Hi ya'll, I'm transferring here from Houston City College in Spring 2027. Are there any tips about housing or about UNT that'll help? Or just any that ya'll would like to share?

Hey guys

next semester i should probably move to the U.S with my family. i’m brazilian w/ a permanent visa. im a bit scared about meeting new people and making new friends (mostly bc different culture). how is that policy back in the campus? is that “easy” to make new friends? another question is that im going to major business- supply chain, how is the job pursuit/ market after college?

plss help

I am thinking about applying for a job as a RISE student assistant. I know very little about them. Anyone who is or has worked for them in the past or even gotten help from them tell me some stuff about them? Any little advice helps.

Grads- does anyone know when we get the refund check after graduation? I haven’t even gotten an email that my application is processing

hi everyone! I am an incoming freshman '30 and I'm planning on purchasing the remote parking. Is there any thing I should know?

Hey, I'm moving into some apartments and need to sell some things, the price are flexible so just Pm me!!

Nespresso machine $150

Bad bunny x Adidas campus shoes 9.5 mens $80

Puma shoes 9.5 mens $ 30

Mini fridge $30

How strict is the campus on smoking? I know it’s a tobacco free campus but are there any areas where they allow it or aren’t as strict with the rules. If not what are some of the nearby places where I can smoke? I start in a few weeks and am a little worried about this.

guys what’re the chances of a request to move to a diff hall being accepted? they told me to wait until move in (or after) to request it but is it pretty rare they accept?

This was for Dr. Kat’s Phonetics class, very minimal highlighting and still feels new. I’m selling for $25. Dm me if interested.

Does anyone know what I can expect from the dorm?

I have a xeno Yamaha in great condition. Message me if you’re interested in purchasing a nice trumpet!

I am an incoming undergrad freshman flute, and I am in the process of learning the excerpts for The seating audition. When I was searching for the excerpts, I noticed a bassoon specific pdf that mentioned preparing a solo piece, and extra excerpts if you are in group A, etc. Should I expect to play anything else in the audition (scales, sightreading etc) if all that is posted is the excerpts?

Might be a dumb question, but i’m an incoming freshman majoring in bio. It’s required for me to do chem lab but i was just wondering about what i can expect from it..? in hs i definitely struggled with chem so i’m a little anxious lol

I’m an incoming transfer student with a major in English: Creative Writing. I am considering adding a minor in Studio Art and wonder if it’s easy to do so.

Hello guys, hope everyone is having a great summer. I have a question for my future accountants, have anyone taken Lisa Mcluckie for COST accounting, how was you experinece, tips, advice, I would have her for fall semester, so any info helps. Thank you, and keep enjoying you summer! :)