Day: February 5, 2018

Opinion

Student voices not heard in Testing Center decision

The Testing Center moved from its location in the library to Synergy Park North 2 in a unilateral move by administration without student...

Opinion

Students should read books more often

Reading is one of the most important skills to have and develop in life. However, people don’t seem to be reading for fun...

Campus NewsEditor's PicksNews

Plinth stage undergoing repairs

After almost three months of being closed off, the stage at the center of the Plinth is undergoing repairs. Both the substrate and...

FeaturedLife & Arts

SP/N Gallery

From Los Angeles and New York to Germany and France, June Owens’ filmography journey brings her back to UTD’s SP/N gallery with her...

SportsVolleyball

Men’s volleyball returns to UTD

Two seniors helped reinstate the men’s club volleyball team during the fall semester. Even with probation and a lack of funding, the team...

SoftballSports

Hoping for a repeat performance

After their most successful season in school history, the softball team looks to continue its dominance and repeat its record-breaking performance. Last season,...

BaseballSports

Baseball looks to improve

With the UTD baseball team placing second in the American Southwest Conference and two athletes on the Players to Watch list, the team...

Life & Arts

Alumni launch indie video game

A group of UTD alumni created a startup company and a Kickstarter campaign to launch an indie video game, “Innerspace.” What began as...

Editor's PicksEditorialsOpinion

Recent student deaths are our wake up call

By now you’ve probably heard: Two of our fellow students died this past week. Within that time, there has been a spike in...

Life & Arts

Following Faulkner’s footsteps

A UTD professor helped lead a team of 24 professors from across the globe to digitize the fictional county author William Faulkner created....

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