Life & Arts
New club aims to rekindle school spirit
Music vibrated through the night as a crowd gathered on the wooden steps of the Plinth. Speakers cornered either side of the stage...
Startup helps retirees find joy
Older generations can benefit from virtual reality technology — a fact that Dallas-based startup MyndVR is using to its advantage. CEO Chris Brickler...
Vinyl revival
With technological advances and growth of the millennial generation came a wave of nostalgia that channeled the days of John Hughes, Ferris Bueller...
‘A home away from home’
At UTD, international students make up 23 percent of the population. During the first few months of the school year, adjustment and adaptation...
Veteran spreads laughter
In the quiet hours of the morning, you may see a gentleman in a USS Ticonderoga hat walking through campus passing out printed...
Indie game wows with aesthetic
Cuphead is a challenging, bullet-hell platformer with an art style based on classic cartoons from the 1930s. While many gamers are interested in...
Diversity through dance
When Charlie Hooper auditioned for Indian folk dance team UTD TaRaas, members thought the “white guy” was in the wrong room. To make...
Students launch initiative for art
Started this May, the LOTUS project is displaying student artwork throughout buildings on campus. Global business senior Sh’muel Avraham launched the organization to...
Playing the odds
Starting this fall, a new student organization is focusing on a popular card game, poker. The Poker club is open to any and...
Power to the people
Near the crowded Science Learning Center and bustling street of Rutford Avenue stands a tall and tan concrete building with slats on the...