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Insight on Inns

While students aren’t given much of a choice for freshman year housing at UTD, it’s always good to be aware of the benefits...

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Securing Spellbooks

When it comes to getting textbooks, there are multiple ways to do it. The campus bookstore and off-campus bookstores are more likely to...

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Q&A: Colin Allred

Colin Allred, the Democratic candidate in the race to represent Texas’ 32nd congressional district, visited UTD on April 19. The Mercury had a...

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Q&A with Don Tapscott

Business executive Don Tapscott is a leader in adapting technology to business and society. With over 40 years of experience, he provides advice...

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RadioUTD sweet 15

After 15 years of broadcasting music, UTD’s student radio station celebrated its anniversary by throwing the Sweet Fifteen Fest. RadioUTD was established as...

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Org feeds hungry children in India

Two sophomores founded the first chapter at a Texas university of an international organization. Akshaya Patra is an organization that started in India...

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Among many voices, just one

When Mark De Los Santos first joined his high school choir, he didn’t imagine that it would become an integral part of his...

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TaRaas places in national competition

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...

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Q&A: Hanson Robotics

The Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at UTD hosted a keynote speaking event, “Bringing Robots to Life with Dr. David Hanson” on April...

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