Day: March 20, 2023

Opinion

St. Paddy’s Day is not just for drinking

As March ends and Irish Heritage Month draws to a close, it is important to recognize the true meaning of Saint Patrick’s Day...

Opinion

Texas polling bill disenfranchises youth

Taking away the most convenient location for college students to cast their ballots is an obvious attempt at disenfranchisement and must be condemned....

Opinion

Why aren’t you watching the road?

As a commuter school, traffic is heavy at UTD, and with that comes careless student drivers. Drivers need to slow down and focus...

Opinion

Boycotting videogames does not solve injustice

Transphobia and propaganda are a few of the latest search terms to be associated with a campaign against the video games “Hogwarts Legacy”...

Opinion

Creativity is for STEM students too

With UTD’s many efforts to expand the arts on campus, now is the perfect time for STEM-oriented students to take on a creative...

Sports

Female athletes shatter program records

From courts to fields, female athletes have made waves in golf, tennis, track and softball. Competing this spring semester, five women stand out...

Sports

Fencers prepare for intercollegiate tournament

The UTD Fencing Club gears up for the April 22 intercollegiate championships at Texas State University. The team will send 12 students to...

Sports

Chess team dominates the Southwest

The UTD Chess team finished their season strong with a victory at the Southwest Collegiate Team Championship, qualifying them for the 2023 Texas...

Sports

Women’s basketball exits nationals with home awards, high honors

The No. 4/5 Trinity University Tigers defeated UTD in the NCAA Division III National Championship after losing 79-62 in the first round on...

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