Come cheer on UTA Softball against Northwestern State. The first pitch is scheduled for 5:30 p.m.

K Camp is performing live at UTA Saturday, Feb. 22 following the men’s basketball game at College Park Center. The game begins at 7 p.m., and you must be in attendance at the game to enjoy the post-game concert directly following our ESPNU livestreamed game against Tarleton State University. Get your tickets for the game at utatickets.com and help us Pack The Park on Feb. 22 for some great basketball action and post-game concert with K Camp! This event is open to anyone in the metroplex who has an interest in entertainment, sports, and tons of giveaways.The concert is free to all employees, students, and fans who attend the basketball game.

UTA's men's basketball team will take on Tarleton State University in a Western Athletic Conference game that has been selected to air nationally on ESPNU. Tip off will be at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, at College Park Center.Come and be a part of history, as UTA aims to set a new attendance record for College Park Center.Tickets are available for purchase here.Stick around after the game because the fun will continue with a post-game concert featuring K Camp.

Attend this community service event in celebration of Black History Month. Reach out to BSA for additional information.

In celebration of Valentine's Day, UTA Special Collections has a mini-exhibit on display throughout the month of February, showcasing items in the collection relating to expressions of friendship, affection, and romance through a variety of historical artifacts.Special Collections invites the UTA community to learn more and view the mini-exhibit during the Central Library's open hours, Tuesday, February 4 - Friday, February 28. The exhibit is located just outside the doors of Special Collections in the Atrium, located on the sixth floor of the Central Library.

UTA Special Collections presents a mini-exhibit on the Battle of Buena Vista. 178 years ago on February 22-23, 1847, U.S. troops led by General Zachary Taylor met Mexican troops led by General Santa Anna. Although neither side gained much, both nations claimed victory and used the battle as a rallying cry. Materials include first-hand accounts written by soldiers at the battle, hand drawn maps, celebratory sheet music, and newspaper articles that tell the story of the battle from both sides.