Campus News
Entrepreneurial lab opens for student use
Any UTD student with entrepreneurial ideas will have the opportunity to turn them into companies using the free resources of the Blackstone LaunchPad,...
Res Hall North closed to all upperclassmen
Starting next semester, Residence Hall North will be open exclusively to freshmen. As one of five residence halls on campus, North was the...
Ethical Hackers raise money to help repeal bill reducing internet privacy
A UTD group called Ethical Hackers is donating the profits from its first annual fundraiser to protest a federal bill overturning previous Federal...
Fallen Comets remembered
Four students who lost their lives during the past year were commemorated during the Comets Remember ceremony sponsored by Student Government on April...
SG updates constitution
Student Government voted on new modifications to the constitution, including changes in representation and an increased role for the judicial board. The updates...
ATEC awaits degree reorganization
In a previous version of this article Todd Fechter’s name was misspelled, The Mercury regrets this error. The Edith O’Donnell School of Arts...
New LLC to focus on women in STEAM
To advance female representation in the STEAM fields and help foster connections among those female students, University Housing is piloting a program in...
Qurans found in SU bathroom
A group of Student Government senators found copies of the Quran inside the toilets in the bathrooms adjacent to the Galaxy Rooms. The...
The Art Barn’s uncertain future
Correction: In a previous version of this story, Greg Metz’s title was misattributed. The Mercury regrets this error. Art students may soon have...
Counseling Center explores online program
The Student Counseling Center may have shorter wait times and more personalized therapy in the coming year, thanks to a new Student Government...