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AI created by UTA professor will guide students instead of giving answers (opens the original)
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Generative artificial intelligence has been used by many students since its rise in popularity with systems like ChatGPT and Google Gemini. When Shuchisnigdha Deb, associate professor in the Department of Industrial, Manufacturing and Systems Engineering, noticed this, she decided to make an AI tool that would teach students rather than just give them the answers. However, the road to this AI guide did not start at education. Deb developed and tested a version of the system with the Fort Worth P
Lizard exhibit integrates art, research at UTA Fine Arts Building (opens the original)
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On the evening of Sept. 10, students, faculty and staff gathered at the UTA Fine Art Collections gallery for the opening ceremony of the REPTILIA exhibition, a project combining research and interdisciplinary art. Some went to see their professorâs work. Others heard about the event and were surprised with jarred specimens and a colorful display of lizards in nature. What they saw was a collaboration between Luke Frishkoff, associate professor of biology, and Osra West, an artist and document
Involvement Fair to connect students with student organizations, resources Wednesday (opens the original)
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The Office of Student Organizations will host its fall 2026 Involvement Fair from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday on the Central Library mall. Tristian Brooks, Student Activities coordinator in the Office of Student Organizations, said the fair serves as an additional chance for students to explore student organizations and resources after the semesterâs Activity Fair Day. âOur organizations are always looking to gain new members, always looking to find new ways to interact with the community,â
Remnants of the World Trade Center remain across Dallas-Fort Worth exhibits (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks in 2001, memorials and remnants of the World Trade Center can be found across Dallas-Fort Worth. These monuments allow DFW residents and visitors to reflect on and process the attacks while learning about their human impact and history. In Dallas, visitors can see the history of the day on the campus of Southern Methodist University. The George W. Bush Presidential Center features a permanent 9/11 exhibit and a temporary display of former President Geo
Remnants of the World Trade Center remain across Dallas-Fort Worth exhibits (opens the original)
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CLICK HERE TO RETURN TO THE 9/11 25TH ANNIVERSARY INDEX Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks in 2001, memorials and remnants of the World Trade Center can be found across Dallas-Fort Worth. These monuments allow DFW residents and visitors to reflect on and process the attacks while learning about their human impact and history. In Dallas, visitors can see the history of the day on the campus of Southern Methodist University. The George W. Bush Presidential Center features a permanent 9/11
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