Posts By The Mercury

First-place Mississippi College came calling on the UTD tennis teams March 27 and both the men and women overpowered the Comets, handing both teams their first conference losses.

The …
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The piles of dirt between the Student Union and the bookstore have a purpose – they are to eventually be part of a new park.

“It’s been in the …
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Whoever plays first, or breaks, is always white. The object of the game is to sink all of your pieces, using the heavier ‘striker’, in any of the pockets before …
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by Clarisse Profilet Mercury Life & Arts Editor

SUAAB is giving UTD students yet another reason to stay on campus after classes have ended for the day – the March …
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Aidan Skoyles

Last week BBC commentator, 95-year-old Alistair Cooke, ended his weekly radio program and I, for one, will surely miss him.

Though you may have never heard it, each …
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by Johnathan Lane Mercury Contributor

Strong pitching and good hitting have propelled the UTD baseball team to an impressive 13-2 record to open the 2004 season.?Head coach Shane Shewmake noted …
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Clarisse Profilet

Mostly Duos featured the collaborative efforts of accomplished musicians Arkady Fomin, Barbara Thiem and David Korevaar, who performed an eclectic blend of classical treats on March 1 in …
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Aidan Skoyles

Dean of Students Darrelene Rachavong has been named interim vice president of Student Affairs in the wake of Mary Sias’ acceptance of the presidency at Kentucky State University.

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With space in the McDermott Library becoming scarce, library administrators pushed to do away with paper dissertations, but the faculty senate struck a compromise.

Director of Libraries Larry Sall said …
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For the first time in UTD history, a UTD debate team ranked among the top 15 in its district to qualify for the NCAA tournament of the debate world – …
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