Improv course, professor encourages personal growth through art of comedy For an hour every Monday and Wednesday, Kathy Lingo welcomes her improv classes...
By The MercuryApril 27, 2015Sophomore to publish book raising awareness for destitute teens Nancy Fairbank sat in a dimly lit, narrow room on a solitary couch with...
By The MercuryApril 27, 2015Group promotes workshops and showcases for student art A newly founded art club is encouraging non-art majors to show off their creativity, receive...
By The MercuryApril 13, 2015Q: What’s the best part of your job? A: Probably having a small part in having an impact on how people think and...
By The MercuryApril 13, 2015Student violist selected to perform with National Youth Orchestra at Carnegie Hall for second year Six years ago, Shan Su began volunteering at...
By The MercuryApril 13, 2015Growing up in a Catholic family, Easter was always a big deal. However, my childhood did not include visits from the Easter bunny...
By The MercuryMarch 30, 2015Alumni teams up with restaurant owner to revamp struggling business with new look but same menu It was a dimly lit restaurant, encircled...
By The MercuryMarch 30, 2015Alumni make non-traditional beers in Fort Worth business It was just about six o’clock and dozens of people had lined up at the...
By The MercuryMarch 30, 2015A definitive history of UTD’s greatest sport, how it got there If prospective students were to take a tour of campus but had...
By The MercuryMarch 30, 2015Email us at editor@utdmercury.com with your name, major, year, and area of interest.
New ‘Furious’ film resorts to same formula
“Furious 7” has a nonsensical plot and dull dialogue, but it speeds past these road bumps that might otherwise sideline any other film...
By The MercuryApril 13, 2015