Day: August 22, 2022
Faculty responds to tenure threat
The UTD Academic Senate found itself caught between a rock and a hard place when Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick threatened to eliminate tenure...
ATEC AND A&H MERGE
Effective Aug. 22, ATEC & A&H are merging to create one epicenter for the arts on campus: the School of Arts, Humanities, and...
Farage makes apology letter
Following the bulk of the coverage on his initial deleted tweets, Professor Timothy Farage put out the following apology letter on July 25th....
New Athletics Director shooting for growth
Angela Marin made history for the second time this June when she became the first Hispanic woman to become an Athletics Director in...
Federal Deposit Program Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The Eugene McDermott Library celebrates 50 years as one of five exclusive Federal Depository Libraries in North Texas, welcoming students to congressional and...
Eiland at Canyon Creek
One of the most popular shopping malls near campus for food just got a caffeinated upgrade, and it’s the opening of Eiland Coffee...
“Bullet Train” excites with high-speed action
A network of high-speed railroads used to connect various regions of Japan carries a large volume of passengers daily, encouraging economic growth and...
“Where the Crawdad Sings” lacks character development
The waters of the marshes are quiet with the exception of the few boats that rev across its surface and the gentle buzz...
Degree plans need to be less complicated
If there’s anything that four years at UTD have taught me, it’s that ECS majors love complaining. But there’s a good reason ECS...
Lights, Camera, Play! Resident Evil Woes
“Resident Evil” needs to stop making live-action adaptations until it actually sits down and plans how to transition what made the games great...