Brad Posner has been a coach his entire life. Softball may be his passion, but teaching is his calling. Posner was named UTD’s...
Delivering flowers, supervising prisoners, teaching criminology and now serving as dean to one of UTD’s academic programs — this man has done it...
In the midst of war-torn Yugoslavia Rade Milovanovic was faced with a decision: leave his parents, well-established law career and home behind, or...
The Welcome Center opened on Aug. 1, and contains a new campus bookstore along with a coffee shop, UTD technology store and the...
The School of Arts & Humanities has announced that it will drop its Masters of Arts in Teaching, or MAT from its graduate...
As part of a move to initiate better networking among its alumni, the School of Management, or SOM, has an alumni network called...
Due to a concerted effort by the university towards the development of alumni relations, 2010 was a record-breaking fundraising year for UTD with...
When someone asks me how I think these next two semesters will pan out, I immediately think of three words: exciting, busy and...
Craving diversity, less is more when studying overseas
Culture shock in the United States provided opportunity for self-discovery It’s that time of year again when the campus is filling back up,...
By The MercuryAugust 22, 2011