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Day: June 9, 2014

CommentaryLife & Arts

Summer Pop Review

Neon Trees electrifies at House of Blues  Marcelo Yates Keeping the crowd out late on June 1, pop rock band Neon Trees performed...

Life & Arts

Students mimic street portrait project

Students explore, highlight unique individuals on campus with popular Facebook page ‘Humans of UTD’ A student-run Facebook page called “Humans of UTD” has...

Campus NewsNews

UTDPD Crime Logs

EDITOR’S NOTE: In the graphic below, the number of assaults on campus in academic year 2013-2014 was incorrectly reported. The correct number is...

Campus NewsNewsSoccerSports

Women’s soccer team enlists champion

New assistant coach plans to push athletes toward championship After months of searching, head coach Kanute Drugan announced Sterling Mueller as the new...

Campus NewsNews

Experts assemble for terror talk

Researchers join for annual Terrorism and Policy conference Leading researchers from around the world convened at UTD on May 22 and 23 for...

Comet CommentsOpinion

Comet Comments

“How would you want a multimillion dollar donation to the campus to be used?” “The first thing would be to  get grants and...

Opinion

On-campus health services improve ease of access

“Hi, here is a care package on behalf of the Student Wellness Center. Have a happy spring break,” said a student volunteer as...

Opinion

Greener schools lead the way

Rigorous sustainability initiatives, standards at universities serve as catalyst for change in surrounding communities President Obama’s ballsy move to push for more rigid...

Police Blotter

UTDPD Blotter

May 2 • A student reported his bike stolen from Phase 8 around 2 p.m. • An  unaffliated person was arrested for felony...

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