Culture shock in the United States provided opportunity for self-discovery
It’s that time of year again when the campus is filling back up, freshmen are moving in and bus loads of international students...
Cameron and Jeffery Ayers make going to college a family affair
After only an hour of moving, Art & Technology freshman Cameron Ayers stretched across his new bed.
“I need to get a pillow from home,”...
Flab can be frustrating, but fighting it can be fun.
Amanda Smith, UTD health education coordinator, is organizing a freshman 15 club designed to educate students on how to maintain their health and weight...
I love internet television. I love the providers: Fox, NBC, the CW, Hulu and others who have tapped into the seldom acknowledged truth that only one person can use a remote at a time, and it will never...
UTD comet spirit, like a comet, tends to come close to campus at times, but aside from a few blazing meteorites that break off, never makes an impact.
This academic year marks UTD’s 40th anniversary....
“It’s Monday, Monday, Monday!”
The announcer’s voice booms throughout the arena as I start revving my motorbike’s engine, waiting for the starting light. An entire host of ramps, jumps and obstacles...
Sweet Celtic melodies drift from Emily Bryant’s guitar when she is not working in the Engineering and Computer Science dean’s suite as communications associate.
Bryant created the three-person Irish...
Overcrowding for Arts & Humanities students will ease this fall with the opening of three new modular buildings that finished construction on Aug. 14, as a temporary solution.
Two of the buildings...
