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📚✨ Looking for interesting electives for Spring 2027?

UNT's Philosophy and History departments are offering a variety of courses for Spring 2027 (and Wintermester!) that let you explore topics you're passionate about.

🌎 Cultures & History: Ancient Greece, the Roman Empire, world religions, and more!

🌱 Environment & Health: Climate change, medical history, ethics in science, and technology.

🎨 Art, Culture & Entertainment: Pop music, food history, sports, and philosophy of art.

🏛️ Honors College: Explore specialized history courses, including Modern Britain and The Historian's Craft.

Whether you're looking to fulfill an elective requirement or just want to explore something new, there's plenty to choose from!

👉 Swipe through the flyers to explore available courses and find something that interests you!

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💚📣 Calling all Eagles! 📣💚
Join us as we celebrate UNT alumnus Al Murdock ('58 & '64), this year's Champion of the Humanities!

Be part of the "What Do the Humanities Have to Say About Community?" event on Friday, October 23, at 6 p.m. in the University Theatre. Explore the powerful connections between community and the humanities, honor an extraordinary UNT graduate, connect with fellow Eagles, and enjoy refreshments.

Don't miss this inspiring evening of recognition, conversation, and celebration!

#UNT #leaph_unt #Community #Humanities #UNTAlumni #StudentShowcase #FacultyShowcase Event flyer featuring a photo of this years Champion of the Humanities honoree Al Murdock and details for the event, “What Do the Humanities Have to Say About Community?” The event takes place on Friday, October 23, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the University Theatre.

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As part of Denton Halloween 2026, UNT’s School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry and Denton’s Harvest House are teaming up to bring the spooky chill of medieval ghost stories here to Texas. Join UNT students, staff, and faculty on the dark eve of Tuesday, October 20th, where, from 7-9 pm, they will regale you with tales of lost souls, menacing monks, haunted knights, and cold Viking spirits. Fortifying spirits (hot and cold) and beer will be on tap for those 21+, as well as a variety of non-alcoholic drinks. Come join us as the Public Humanities thrill and terrify you, the public. If you are interested in the unknown, the mysterious, the unexplainable, come… pull up a chair and a pint, and let the shadowy medieval past fill your veins with icy terror (and history)

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Join us on Friday, October 23, @ 6 pm at the University Theatre as we explore the question: What do the humanities have to say about community?

Raine Rane, an undergraduate student with The School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry (SoPHI), will be presenting Lean on Me: How Community Fosters Resilience, Individuality, and Care.

#unt #community #resilience #humanities #studentshowcase #facultyshowcase Event flyer featuring a photo of guest speaker Raine Rane and details for “What Do the Humanities Have to Say About Community?” The event takes place on Friday, October 23, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the University Theatre. Rane will present "Lean on Me: How Community Fosters Resilience, Individuality, and Care."

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Join us OCTOBER 30 at 12:20 in the STUDIO THEATRE for our Dracula faculty panel! To get into the mood for the production, hear faculty from the History & English departments as they explore Bram Stoker’s legacy and the vampires he gave eternal life to. 🩸🧛🏻‍♂️

This panel will provide some context to the story of the book & play, so who knows, you might pick up on some things if you see the show next weekend…❤️‍🩹

There are still tickets available for Halloween night’s performance! Get them while you still can, they’re going QUICK!🦇

#untdanceandtheatre #denton #halloween #dracula #theatre

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Join us on Friday, October 23, @ 6 pm at the University Theatre as we explore the question: What do the humanities have to say about community?

Daniel Carillo-Jara, faculty with The School of Literary and Language Studies (SLLS), will be presenting Being with the River: Communities in the Amazon.

#unt #leaph_unt #community #humanities #studentshowcase #facultyshowcase Event flyer featuring a photo of guest speaker Daniel Carillo-Jara and details for “What Do the Humanities Have to Say About Community?” The event takes place on Friday, October 23, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the University Theatre. Carillo-Jara will present "Being with the River: Communities in the Amazon."

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Join us on Friday, October 23, @ 6 pm at the University Theatre as we explore the question: What do the humanities have to say about community?

Hayden Ridings, a graduate student with The School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry (SoPHI), will be presenting on (Un)doing Community.

Stop by to find out more!

#unt #leaph_unt #community #humanities #studentshowcase #facultyshowcase
3h Event flyer featuring a photo of guest speaker Hayden Ridings and details for “What Do the Humanities Have to Say About Community?” The event takes place on Friday, October 23, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the University Theatre. Ridings will present “(Un)doing Community."

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Join us on Friday, October 23, @ 6 pm at the University Theatre as we explore the question: What do the humanities have to say about community?

Bethany Weston, a graduate student with The School of Literary and Language Studies (SLLS), will be presenting on Communal Souths: Humanities as Southern Futures.

#unt #leaph_unt #community #humanities #studentshowcase #facultyshowcase Event flyer featuring a photo of guest speaker Bethany Weston and details for “What Do the Humanities Have to Say About Community?” The event takes place on Friday, October 23, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the University Theatre. Weston will present "Communal Souths: Humanities as Southern Futures."

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Free Food ✔
Lightening Talks ✔
Are you coming? 👀

Join us on Friday, October 23, @ 6 pm at the University Theatre as we explore the question: What do the humanities have to say about community?

#unt #leaph_unt #community #humanities #studentshowcase #facultyshowcase Event flyer featuring details for the event: “What Do the Humanities Have to Say About Community?” The event takes place on Friday, October 23, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the University Theatre. The event will include lightening talks from faculty and students as well as a reception. Questions can go to Humanities@unt.edu.

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oin us on Friday, October 23, @ 6 pm at the University Theatre as we explore the question: What do the humanities have to say about community?

Audrey Sendejo, faculty for The School of Literary and Language Studies (SLLS), will be presenting Language is a Human Right: ASL Access, and Community.

#unt #leaph_unt #community #asl #humanities #studentshowcase #facultyshowcase Event flyer featuring a photo of guest speaker Audrey Sendejo and details for “What Do the Humanities Have to Say About Community?” The event takes place on Friday, October 23, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the University Theatre. Sendejo will present "Language is a Human Right: ASL Access, and Community."

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Join us on Friday, October 23, @ 6 pm at the University Theatre as we explore the question: What do the humanities have to say about community?

Adriane Bezusko, faculty for The School of Literary and Language Studies (SLLS), will be presenting on Community as Resistance.

#unt #leaph_unt #community #resistance #humanities #studentshowcase #facultyshowcase Event flyer featuring a photo of guest speaker Adriane Bezusko and details for “What Do the Humanities Have to Say About Community?” The event takes place on Friday, October 23, 2026, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the University Theatre. Rane will present "Community as Resistance."

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Rabbit feast alert! 🐇🐇🐇 Dr. Brian Ayre (Department of Biological Sciences, UNT) shares some good stories about the okra he planted this season at our Discovery Park campus.

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The project "Okra Archives: Histories, Food Sovereignty and Global Mobilities" is led by Dr. Karine L. Narahara (@untanthropology ), in partnership with Dr. Mike Wise and Dr. Sandra Mendiola García (@unthistory ), Dr. Joseph Oppong (@untgeog ), and Dr. Brian Ayre (@unt_biology_department ). A collab with @untmilpa , @pac_dallas , and @juanitajcrafthouse . Undergraduate Research Assistants: Chris Smith and Chloe Shipman. Funded by the Dean's Momentum Circle UNT CLASS

#okra #quiabo #multispecies #soulfood #urbanfarming

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