Helping hands
Each generation’s college experience is stronger because of the pride and support of those who have come before. Annie Wilkerson and her siblings Roberta, James Claude, Elie and Ruth attended North...
View ArticleMusic, learning and giving back
A passion for music and teaching brought the young George Morey and his wife, Patricia, to North Texas in 1947 from Murray State University in Kentucky. George was a woodwinds teacher, and Pat taught...
View ArticleOn par for success
For three generations, UNT and its athletic programs have helped shape the course of the January family’s lives.read more
View ArticleHard work pays off
Robert “Harry” Bishop (’53) came to North Texas, knowing the value of hard work. Growing up on his family’s farm near Krum, he learned a work ethic and the importance of earning an education.read more
View ArticleA family affair
For the Hill family, graduation proved to be a family affair.Kenneth Hill (’10, ʼ11), who works in the recycling services department at UNT, earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology in December. At...
View ArticleA fourth-generation UNT graduate
When Blake Windham walked across the stage during UNT's May 12 commencement ceremony to accept his degree, he continued a family tradition. As the fourth generation of his family to attend UNT, he adds...
View ArticleThe Family Rule
There was one household rule for Martin Luther Hoke Sr.'s nine children after high school -- if you stayed at home, you had to go to college.read more
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