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Dean of Students to replace Rachavong as VP Student Affairs

Correction: Gene Fitch is the Associate Vice President for Student Affairs. The Mercury regrets this error. Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and...

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TedxUTD brings together myriad of experts

The 2015 TedxUTD conference called “Beneath the Surface”, held on April 12 in the Clark Center auditorium, brought together an eclectic group of...

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SG Report

Student Government voiced its support for the Collegiate Housing Infrastructure Act, which gives tax deductions on charitable donations made to non-profit student housing,...

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Chancellor McRaven lays out plans to student journalists

UT System Chancellor William McRaven outlined his plans for the system in a conference with student journalists on March 31. McRaven, who started...

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Comets fall in NCAA Sweet Sixteen

Tears flowed from players and fans after UTD fell to George Fox 77-73 in the third round of the NCAA tournament on March...

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Women’s basketball must play stout defense to advance in NCAA tourney

The women’s basketball team has had an excellent season so far, but it will have to continue its hot streak of stout defense...

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How Sweet It Is: Women’s basketball advances to Round of 16

For the first time in program history, the women’s basketball team hosted the first round of the NCAA tournament March 7-8. With two...

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Women’s basketball gets first ever NCAA tournament win

In front of one of the biggest home crowds of the year, the women’s basketball team took down Rhodes College 63-38 to pick up...

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Women triumph, men fall in ASC tourney

Women take home ASC crown  The women’s basketball team entered the ASC tournament with one of the best records in program history, going...

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