Life & Arts

Members of UTD’s Indian dance team TaRaas danced their way to second place at the Raas All-Stars National Championship on March 31.

Held at the Eisemann Center for Performing Arts, …
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The Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at UTD hosted a keynote speaking event, “Bringing Robots to Life with Dr. David Hanson” on April 10. The event featured UTD alumni David …
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The Galerstein Gender Center hosted Buzzfeed journalist and author Anne Helen Petersen to speak at a brunch and afternoon lecture on her book “Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud: The …
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With rising popularity of Korean culture from fans worldwide, students at UTD are also showing their interest by coming together every Friday to learn and teach the Korean language.

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UTD’s first spoken word club became official about two years ago, and it now serves as a space for students to get exposed to the up-and-coming art form.

Wordsmiths …
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Swarming and buzzing around a UTD apartment light fixture, a large cluster of bees found a temporary place to stay while they searched for a new home.

The large swarm …
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A UTD professor’s free online American history textbook is going to get a print edition with a major update this fall.

The American Yawp, named after a quote from American …
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A UTD singing group hosted a South Asian a cappella tournament with teams from all across the United States.

Dhunki a cappella held its fourth annual Awaazein on March …
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Juliet V. Garcia became the first female Mexican-American president of a United States college or university in 1986, when she was named president of Texas Southmost College, and later the …
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