Life & Arts

“Midsommar” begins in the dead of winter. For those familiar with writer/director Ari Aster’s previous work on “Hereditary,” this irony shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. As with his …
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Navy veteran gives insight into years of military service, transition back into college

As servicemen leave the armed forces, finding work in the civilian sector can be challenging. Enlisted soldiers …
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Incoming student promotes Democratic candidate Andrew Yang, political involvement for 2020 election through new group

In the midst of a 2020 election saturated with 24 democratic candidates, one incoming UTD …
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Panel Addresses Difficulties for Black Women in STEM

A weekend panel discussion held at UTD addressed the practice of “code-switching” and its effects on black women in STEM. The panel …
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Graphic by Sarah Besserer

At first, I was afraid I was going to be bored during this movie. I thought to myself, “Oh, another film related to the Marvel Cinematic …
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Graphic by Ryan Magee | Video Editor

I have never seen a Toy Story movie in my life.

Look, maybe the idea of my toys coming alive when I’m not …
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Graphic by Ryan Magee | Video Editor

Two coworkers launch app designed to decrease food delivery service prices, test run platform at UTD

Fed up with the high prices and …
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Team received feedback for “Soul Horizons” from consumers, playtesters 

A team of UTD undergraduates showcased their game at the annual DreamHack event in Dallas.

DreamHack is a Swedish production company …
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Building serves as hub for creatives to express themselves through aerosol art, freestyle rapping

Nestled in a small West Dallas neighborhood lies a building that’s impossible to miss. Covered in …
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Joseph Izen, a physics professor, enters the SLC with his class notes and banjo. Today he is sharing with his students not only his love for physics, but his love …
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