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Mediation places No.1 in international competition

UTD’s Mediation team ranked No. 1 at the International Alternative Dispute Resolution tournament from Nov. 9 to Nov. 11, taking first place for...

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Student Affairs removes Spirit Rocks for platforming ‘extended political discourse’

The Spirit Rocks, UTD’s preeminent platform for student expression, were removed from campus Nov. 20 after “extended political discourse” about the conflict in...

Life & Arts

Laufey Puts On Dreamy, ‘From The Start’

Icelandic singer-songwriter Laufey made the Dallas stop of her Bewitched tour on Nov. 11, singing infectious jazz tunes in a coquettish cowboy hat...

Life & Arts

The Fix: Authentic Yemeni Coffee Experience at Haraz

Haraz is a Yemeni coffee shop with locations across the country, including one in Plano off 14th Street, just a 15-minute drive from...

Sports

Athletics revamps look in preparation for Division II

UTD’s new Division II status isn’t the only recent change being made within the Athletic Department — a fresh new logo is now...

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Senior Spotlight: Comet Baseball

Senior baseball players Ryan Vera (left) and Dylan Hughley (right). Photos courtesy of UTD Athletics At first glance, there is little similarity between...

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Remembering Abby Sterling

UTD Assistant Softball Coach Abby Sterling was hired in September 2022 and quickly made her mark both on the field and within the...

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Women’s basketball kicks off final season as DIII school

After winning the American Southwest Conference last spring, the women’s basketball team has entered their last season as a Division III school with...

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