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Editor’s Note: Updated to include statements from members of the UTD community.

One of the most influential figures at UTD and in the Dallas community, Margaret McDermott passed away at …
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Students in a community-based service learning course spend their Tuesdays learning, but not in a classroom. 

Instead, about a dozen classmates travel with Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Studies Carol …
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Two college graduates have created an app that helps students track the status of one or more of their classes and register for a class as soon as its status …
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Dockless rental bikes are becoming increasingly common on and off campus and are being left on sidewalks and lawns instead of in bike racks.

V-Bikes are rental bikes that allow …
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After an FBI threat assessment, Texas congressmen have accused a Chinese language organization, which has a location on campus, of propaganda and stealing intellectual property.

Earlier this month, congressmen Michael …
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Amazon Won’t Deliver

The Amazon lockers Student Government planned to implement on campus, which would allow students to pick up and drop off deliveries to a designated self-service kiosk, will …
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A climate survey of UTD faculty sheds light on parental leave and gender parity regarding women in the workplace.

In 2016, a survey sent out to all of the university’s …
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The area that used to hold the testing center is being converted into a math and science tutoring area to provide students with more teaching space.

With the construction of …
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UTD students established Dallas’ first local chapter of an international organization providing women with resources to succeed in business.

Women In Technology International is a global organization focused on helping …
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UTD researchers teamed up to develop a new class of battery, proven to be efficient and long-lasting.

For over a year, material science and engineering professor Kyeongjae Cho, along with …
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