Posts By The Mercury

The UTD men’s and women’s soccer teams are currently leading successful seasons with overall records of 8-3-2 and 11-0-1, respectively.

The women’s and men’s teams played the University of …
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On a typical weekday, psychology freshman Isa Hernandez finishes her homework at around midnight, and then uses Instagram and Twitter for about an hour before going to bed. Like other …
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Why Comets to the Core needs reform

If you’re a freshman or junior, at the start of the semester you probably noticed an extra class listed in the menu of …
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Why public transit still needs improvement

Dallas Area Rapid Transit has a tough job. It has to cater to the needs of commuters going to and from Dallas proper and the many surrounding suburbs as …
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How Muslims are misrepresented in popular culture

As a Muslim, I love seeing Islam being represented in TV shows and movies. I get so excited when I see a glimpse …
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Freshman breaks records by winning first tournament, scoring eagle in second 

Freshman Karen Alvarez had a strong start to her first collegiate golf season, placing first at the team’s opening …
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Collegiate cross-country teams from across Texas compete at UTD for first time

For the first time in team history, the university’s D-III cross-country teams hosted a home meet in Richardson for a collegiate race.

The UTD Cross-Country Invitational, held at the …
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UTD students care for puppies to become skilled companion, facility dogs

Editor’s Note: A previous version of this article misspelled a source’s name. The correct spelling is Aubrey Rowan. The …
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On any given day, a small lounge on the lower level of the Student Union is packed with numerous students gathered around tabletops and TVs. 

A group of three …
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