Day: November 13, 2023

Sports

UTD chess players place highly in Texas Intercollegiate Rapids

Two UTD students placed highly in the Texas Collegiate Rapids Championship​ Nov. 4​, one making No. 2 overall and the other No. 1...

News

Halloween hole in wall: car crash in UV leaves three students displaced

It is Halloween night — students are returning from classes and getting ready for the holiday in University Village. Computer science sophomore Angie...

Sports

Women’s soccer team knocked out of ASC

After executing an almost flawless season, the women’s soccer team was knocked out of the American Southwest Conference championships after suffering a 3-0...

Sports

Men’s soccer claims ASC title after mixed season

The team took home the title for the first time in four years and are heading to the NCAA Division Championships The UTD...

News

Comets gather for largest hackathon in Texas

HackUTD returned to ECSW on Nov. 4 for the competition’s 10th installment HackUTD is a weekend-long event where participants are given different challenges...

News

Students Across Disciplines Team Up to Solve Global Health Problems

Two students launched UTD’s first-ever Interdisciplinary Global Health Case Competition, a contest where students across different schools come together to solve health crises...

News

To Mars and Beyond: Students Design Tools for Mars Exploration

“Comet to Mars,” a team from UTD with no aerospace background, defied expectations in NASA’s Mars XR 2 Global Challenge — a science...

News

Hoops for hearts: UTD basketball hosts fundraiser for local children

UTD Athletics partnered with Jamie’s Heart foundation Nov. 8 to host the second annual teddy bear toss during UTD’s first men’s basketball game....

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