Life & Arts

With midterms in full swing and finals coming up, most of us students may feel like our brains have reached full capacity. Engaging in learning certainly didn’t sound enjoyable, but …
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In 2012, gaming as a competitive sport seemed a distant dream for students at UTD. It began with three students deciding to open up a chapter of TESPA, a known …
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A bathhouse. A garden of books. A portal to different dimension. These were just a few of the exhibits that appeared in the “May You Survive in Interesting Times” art …
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In an effort to show support for immigrant rights and promote activism within the community, a rally was held on Sept. 29 at the Plinth.

Organized by the non-profit ‘Who …
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One UTD freshman pokes fun at the conditions of some campus establishments with an increasingly popular Instagram account that has gained over 700 followers in less than two months.

A …
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The UTD’s theatre and dance programs launched a crowdfunding campaign allowing donors to flashmob friends in an effort to fund LED wristbands for the audience of the Rocky Horror Picture …
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UTD students care for puppies to become skilled companion, facility dogs

Editor’s Note: A previous version of this article misspelled a source’s name. The correct spelling is Aubrey Rowan. The …
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On any given day, a small lounge on the lower level of the Student Union is packed with numerous students gathered around tabletops and TVs. 

A group of three …
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Center to collaborate with the Crow Museum of Asian Art to promote academic interest of Asian culture

In an effort to increase interest and develop a higher understanding of Asian …
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“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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