In November 2012, Rick Smith received shattering news that no parent wants to hear. His son, Richie, had been diagnosed with brain cancer.
Smith, a UTD alumnus with a master’s degree in computer science,...
Confucius Center leads in promoting Chinese cultural awareness on campus
Chinese Culture Week showcased Chinese calligraphy, karaoke, lectures and Chinese films from Nov. 17-21.
“The (Confucius Institute)...
Visual artist twigs’ energy takes Dallas by storm at show in Deep Ellum; calls Dallas favorite tour stop
London-based singer-songwriter, producer and dancer FKA twigs stopped by Trees in Deep Ellum on...
Students at the Natural Science and Research Lab made signs in solidarity with the Mexican students who disappeared in late September. A score of students wanted to show support for the families of those...
The sequel to the Farrelly brothers’ classic comedy “Dumb and Dumber” is an almost carbon copy of the original film. However, “Dumb and Dumber To” isn’t as iconic, and the jokes haven’t aged...
A little party never killed nobody at UT Dallas.
From Nov. 11-15, Homecoming brought the campus together with events ranging from a car bash to a parade, wrapping up with a movie-themed dance and casino.
HOMECOMING...
UTD’s newest art show explores glitch, a modern art form that creates patterns and designs through errors in the algorithmic flow of digital instruments.
Glitch art, the aesthetic arrangement of bugs...
Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, fell on Oct. 23 this year.
The Student Union Activity and Advisory Board (SUAAB), the Indian Student Association (ISA), and the Hindu Student Association (HSA) hosted...
Radio UTD wins Best Use of Limited Resources award
Radio UTD won Best Use of Limited Resources at the annual College Music Journal conference in New York on Oct. 23.
Members of the station, also nominated...
