Life & Arts

Twice a month, students gather to play a post-apocalyptic UTD-themed tabletop game their peers designed to embrace the student culture at the university and develop essential skills.

Comet World is …
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In 2015, a UTD alumnus went overseas to help with the Syrian refugee crisis. Recently, he applied his experience to lead a disaster relief training for students.

The training program …
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People walking through campus buildings at night may notice groups of students practicing their dance routines in seemingly unlikely places, such as the Founders building lobby or a small pocket …
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A UTD alumnus and army veteran is expanding his new tea company that is focused on economic development in war-afflicted countries with the addition of products in local farmer’s markets …
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As students are counting down the days until their well-deserved break from school, they may also be searching for places to spend time with their friends and family. Here is …
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Correction: This article has been updated since its original publication to reflect that Residential Life funded the event.

The Residence Hall Southwest staff created an event to teach students about …
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Out of all the children celebrating at HopeWalk, there seemed to only be one who was crying. At the sight of Anna, her favorite character from “Frozen,” the girl’s tears …
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A student-run campus organization has decided to take initiative to introduce art education into science-focused degree programs.

Symbiosis is a new organization focusing on combining the arts and sciences. Students …
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A UTD student utilizes her talent for baking to run a personal baking business.

Neuroscience sophomore Devi Nair has been baking since she was a toddler. Now, as the oldest …
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A graduate student’s art is now on display at an exhibition in Frisco.

Mixing mediums of electronic fragments, oil paint and acrylics, arts and technology graduate student Denise Lion created …
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