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Thousands of monarch butterflies may soon come to campus as part of an ongoing project to cultivate the university’s open fields with their...

By The MercuryMarch 30, 2015

Vice President for Student Affairs Darrelene Rachavong announced on March 27 that she will retire from her position in June. Rachavong, who turned...

By The MercuryMarch 30, 2015

Alumni teams up with restaurant owner to revamp struggling business with new look but same menu It was a dimly lit restaurant, encircled...

By The MercuryMarch 30, 2015

A definitive history of UTD’s greatest sport, how it got there If prospective students were to take a tour of campus but had...

By The MercuryMarch 30, 2015

Team plans to upgrade playing field, cultivate interest in sport among American students The cricket club was crowned as national champions at the...

By The MercuryMarch 30, 2015

If you haven’t already heard of this, conscious capitalism is a thing. For almost a decade, companies have been throwing around corporate social...

By The MercuryMarch 29, 2015

As everyone knows, Instagram is taking over how brands promote their image to consumers, how people market themselves, and how people feed their...

By Hannah SteinerMarch 27, 2015

By The MercuryMarch 24, 2015

One of the most wonderful things about spring weather is that it’s dress weather. There’s just something about wearing a cute dress and...

By Linda NguyenMarch 23, 2015

At its very basic, food is for survival. Then, if your wallet’s thick enough, you could argue that food can be a delicacy. The...

By The MercuryMarch 22, 2015

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