Life & Arts
Retrograde Reads: War Dogs By Greg Bear
Interviewing Vietnam veterans was certainly one of my more formative high school experiences. I remember long nights in garages among folding chairs and...
SGA restoring student art initiative to campus
Walking past the Student Union Market to grab a bite to eat, you might’ve noticed the “Blank Space Project” – a 14’ x...
Screaming for stronger finale
There is an expectation among moviegoers that sequels must be original while maintaining iconic aspects of the previous films; that is especially true...
UTD Alumnus Puts New Spin On LGS Formula
A UTD alum is changing the way that trading card game players consume their so-called “cardboard crack” with a non-traditional LGS model and...
Innocence Project alums reunited as public defenders
San Diego native Blake Eaton knew he wanted to be a lawyer ever since he was in middle school. After enrolling at UTD,...
Ask Sophie: When should I take a break?
There are two types of students in this world: those who spend their winter break sleeping and exploring the depths of Netflix and...
How Russia got turned upside down
Thanks, UTD PD! First of all, for jumping my car battery so I could get home for Thanksgiving. Second, for the officer who...
When in Rome, find a Dictionary
Remember your middle school edgelord phase? Imagine that, but in the context of rising political tensions and domestic terrorism in late 1970s Italy,...
“Darkest Dungeon 2” improves upon original
Ruin has found us all once again. The Darkest Dungeon 2 early access release invites players into a world that has already undergone...
Edgar Wright’s latest film is exceptional
The elegance and mayhem of 1960s London come alive in Edgar Wright’s new film “Last Night in Soho” with a versatile cast, unexpected...