Day: July 24, 2023

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A ‘WICKET’ GOOD TIME

In a room full of the most renowned cricketers in the world, it didn’t quite sink in for Ali Sheikh when he heard...

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MLC PROPELS RISE OF CRICKET IN AMERICA

Cricket, a beloved sport in South Asia, the UK and the Caribbean, has struggled to gain mainstream attention in the United States. But...

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Recent Canadian wildfires put earth’s ozone layer, DFW air quality at risk

The Dallas Fort-Worth Metroplex has been facing intense heat waves and poor air quality partially due to Canadian wildfires that began in March,...

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Mazévo replaces EMS for event registrations

Mazévo is UTD’s newest reservation program of choice, officially overturning the EMS Reservation System for student clubs and faculty organizations as of June...

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‘GAME CHANGER’

Now known officially as “Esports and Gaming,” the esports program’s transition out of Athletics is nearly complete, bringing the division one step closer...

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SCOTUS cancels student loan forgiveness plan

The Biden-Harris Administration’s Student Debt Relief Plan has been halted by The Supreme Court. The decision impacts anyone paying off their student loans...

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Loved professor passes away,leaves behind palpable legacy

EPPS professor Rodney Andrews passed away on May 12 due to cardiac arrest, leaving behind a rich legacy as a fellow of the...

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Physics dept. debuts quantum info program

UTD’s physics department will offer a certificate program in Quantum Information — the first of its kind in Texas — starting fall 2023....

Life & Arts

Miss Dallas uses platform for good of community

In 1999, all that Annette Addo-Yobo had was her family, two suitcases, a couple hundred dollars and a dream to move to the...

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