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Day: October 30, 2017

Life & Arts

Musical wows with topical narrative

Urinetown was a well-produced, topical musical with serious commentary on the current state of the political world that remained light-hearted with well-placed comedic...

By October 30, 2017
Editor's PicksLife & Arts

New club aims to rekindle school spirit

Music vibrated through the night as a crowd gathered on the wooden steps of the Plinth. Speakers cornered either side of the stage...

By October 30, 2017
Editor's PicksLife & Arts

Startup helps retirees find joy

Older generations can benefit from virtual reality technology — a fact that Dallas-based startup MyndVR is using to its advantage. CEO Chris Brickler...

By October 30, 2017
NewsSG Report

SG Report: 10/30/17

Comet Clash Debate On Nov. 2 from 7 to 9 p.m. at The Pub, the Legislative Affairs Committee is hosting a debate over...

By October 30, 2017
Campus NewsEditor's PicksNews

Cheating on the rise ­­­— is technology to blame?

In an era of technology that puts the world at one’s fingertips, cheating has not remained within the realm of simply looking at...

By October 30, 2017
Campus NewsFeaturedNews

Bringing art to the people

Walking down the corridors, one can notice that this is not a regular hallway in the Administrative Building. Adorning the walls are art...

By October 30, 2017
Campus NewsEditor's PicksNews

Former VP of Costa Rica ‘didn’t think twice’ when considering teaching at UTD

This fall semester, the former second vice president of Costa Rica is teaching a graduate-level course at UTD that focuses on maintaining citizen...

By October 30, 2017
Editor's PicksNews

Diving into the depths for global warming

The Mariana Trench is the deepest point in the ocean. At 6,500 meters below sea level, the pressure, darkness and cold are immense,...

By October 30, 2017
Campus NewsFeaturedNews

Training the brain

Editor’s Note: This article has been udpated since its original publication. A new building at UTD uses cognition to offer brain improvement programs...

By October 30, 2017
Campus NewsFeaturedNews

Biting the dust

Recent construction near the center of campus has closed walkways and moved the Comet Cab pickup location. Renovation for Drive C began on...

By October 30, 2017

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