Posts By The Mercury

When running any sort of campaign, be it political, charitable or even social, canvassing is the most effective way to spread your message. Broadly speaking, canvassing refers to direct outreach …
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Ever since the most recent Comets for the Preborn demonstration this last Tuesday, I’ve found myself thinking a lot about exactly what it means to be “pro-life.” As someone who’s …
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Last Tuesday, Comets for the Preborn, a campus organization, displayed graphic photos of aborted preborn children outside the Student Union. Our signs bore genuine pictures — neither staged nor photoshopped …
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The UTD women’s golf team opened the spring season with a second place finish at the Pinecrest Intercollegiate, a two-day event hosted by LeTorneau University.

UTD finished at the event, …
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It’s 6 p.m. and UTD’s softball team is running one last set of laps before the weekend. 

As her teammates round the field, Melissa Livermore’s cleat taps home base. …
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A student combined his passions for people and creation to start his own baking business. Since he introduced it to his network at UTD, he has been growing its reach …
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UTD’s pre-health honor society, Alpha Epsilon Delta, held its first-ever color run Sunday afternoon.

Color runs are untimed, 5-kilometer races in which participants are doused in colored powders at various …
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Creative writer Hector Cantu, the co-creator of the widely syndicated Baldo comic strip, visited UTD on March 25 to give a lecture sponsored by the School of Arts and Humanities. …
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UTD’s new chapter of an international consultancy group is working alongside Dallas nonprofit organizations to provide pro bono advice.

Mechanical engineering junior Logan Harless first learned about 180 Degrees Consulting …
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