Harold Rich’s Fort Worth from World War II to 1960 traces the city’s transformation during World War II, the postwar years, and the early Cold War, highlighting both progress and persistent challenges. Fort Worth experienced rapid economic growth in the 1940s, fueled by Convair’s arrival, but momentum slowed in the 1950s as police struggled with corruption, traffic... Read more »

Kelli Cox was, ironically, a criminal justice minor at the University of North Texas when she disappeared in 1997. In his new book, Victim Impact: From Cold Case to Conviction in the William Reece Case, author James Marquart delves into the gripping true story of her murder and the long journey toward resolution that ensued. His talk... Read more »

The Texas Fashion Collection at the University of North Texas is a remarkable archive of designer garments and accessories, preserved through meticulous behind‑the‑scenes practices that range from climate‑controlled storage to specialized conservation techniques that protect delicate textiles for future study. Headed by Dr. Annette Becker, this program will highlight behind-the-scenes practices that enable the Texas Fashion... Read more »