September 19, 2022 – THE MERCURY

News

Rainbow Coalition demands swifter action against Farage

On Sept. 12 students gathered in protest against Dr. Timothy Farage and the lack of repercussions seen after the two month investigation that...

By The MercurySeptember 19, 2022

News

Alzheimer’s Month Q&A

September is World Alzheimer’s Month, and UTD is a hotbed for both Alzheimer’s related research and activism. Denise Park is the Founding Director...

By The MercurySeptember 19, 2022

News

Biden loan forgiveness plan promises debt relief

Days after the fall semester started, President Biden announced a student loan forgiveness plan that could alleviate the debt of millions of Texans....

By The MercurySeptember 19, 2022

Comics

Comics: 09/21/2022

Student Art Showcase

By The MercurySeptember 19, 2022

Sports

Student draws against world chess champ Magnus Carlsen

Economics sophomore Ivan Schitco made history at an international chess tournament when he achieved a draw against chess world legend Magnus Carlsen. Schitco...

By The MercurySeptember 19, 2022

Life & Arts

C-Drama Lends Solace to Singles In Cuffing Season

With internships already recruiting for next summer’s precious few slots and on-campus research labs needing pages-long of achievement-ridden CVs, college students in the...

By The MercurySeptember 19, 2022

Life & Arts

“The Invitation” should be cordially declined

If you like being beaten bloody by ham-fisted themes and unoriginal social commentary, then “The Invitation” is for you. Like in many stories,...

By The MercurySeptember 19, 2022

News

‘RateMyProfessor’; useful metric? Or just plain mean?

Since 1999, the website RateMyProfessor has allowed University students to anonymously review their teachers in an public online forum. Since its creation, the...

By The MercurySeptember 19, 2022