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UTD celebrated its diversity during International Week April 5-9, exposing the campus to different cultures around the world. “We are all international” was...
Farcry appeals to skill and sense
Farcry, developed by Crytek and published by Ubisoft, is a milestone in first-person shooter games. It seamlessly blends technology into gameplay in a...
Tennis teams denied by UT Tyler
UT Tyler delivered a fatal blow April 16-17 to the playoff hopes of both UTD tennis teams with hard-fought victories over the Comet...
Women golfers improve
The UTD women’s golf team shaved almost 30 strokes off of its previous season low score but still couldn’t break from the back...
Chess comes close in final four
The UTD Chess team finished second in the 2004 Presidential Cup to rival, University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). The four best college...
Are you feeling experimental
There are many strangers out there who greatly value your opinion – at least in the context of a consumer. This is evident...
Student Union unveils carrom board
Striking coins joined the familiar auditory assault of the Student Union’s pool-ball clacking and ping-pong smashing on March 24. A carrom board, the...
News Briefs
News Briefs Former Secretary of State to speak James A. Baker, former Secretary of State, will speak in UTD’s Excellence in Leadership Speaker...
Postcard from: Spain
SALAMANCA, SPAIN – In addition to two cathedrals, more than 3,000 bars, and the third oldest university in Europe, this semester Salamanca, Spain,...
Letters to the Editor
Students looking for sport spirit are at the wrong school If Richard Voit is looking for school spirit, he’s at the wrong university....