Zika shines light on reproductive rights
Women in Latin American countries told to abstain from pregnancy without access to contraception or reproductive education The Zika virus is sweeping across...
Students campaign for presidential hopefuls
Democrat, Republican candidates get help from members of UTD community in 2016 race As televised debates continue to air and primaries begin to...
Love Story
Arranged marriage leads to happy ending for master’s student When Atif Mendha dropped down onto one knee, Nina Rafiq’s eyes widened as she...
School mourns loss of longtime professors
Faculty members in Interdisciplinary Studies remembered for passion, care for students Faculty, staff and students in the School of Interdisciplinary Studies are in...
Q&A: Julian Castro
On Feb. 12, Julian Castro, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, came to campus to talk about diversity in leadership. The Mercury...
Collin County issues health advisory in response to chickenpox on campus
Editor’s note: This story will be updated as The Mercury gets more information on the situation. A small outbreak of varicella, or chickenpox,...
Women’s basketball takes down Louisiana College in late season game
In a crucial late-season contest, the women’s basketball team took down Louisiana College 64-49 on Feb. 11. Coming out of the gate, the...
Men’s basketball falls to Hardin-Simmons in non-conference contest
A shower of three-point shots from UTD couldn’t save the men’s basketball team from the Hardin-Simmons Cowboys in a 78-68 non-conference loss on Feb....
