1 week ago Chartwells workers to vote on unionization
After a months-long organizing effort, some Chartwells workers will be able to participate in a May 2 election to determine whether they want to be represented in collective bargaining by …
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2 weeks ago A&H introduces new history major
This fall, UTD will offer a history major to incoming freshmen and phase out the current historical studies degree plan. Daniel Wickberg, an associate professor in the School of Arts …
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2 weeks ago Professor helps create police training software
A UTD professor partnered with Sam Houston State University researchers and EyeT Plus, a group of police training experts, to develop software to help law enforcement spot impaired drivers.
The …
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2 weeks ago Judicial hearings continue for chemistry fraud case
Former UTD staff member Linda Heard made her first court appearance on March 29 after being indicted on a felony theft charge earlier this year. Heard is accused of stealing …
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2 weeks ago Library’s third floor undergoes makeover
The third floor of the McDermott library underwent refurbishments to incorporate more study spaces.
To accommodate the new study spaces, library staff moved the aviation archives and bookshelves to Synergy …
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2 weeks ago Student government eyes inclusion, transparency
As the new Student Government leadership prepares to take office, the outgoing administration reflected on its ongoing efforts to improve student engagement and represent student interests in a year that …
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2 weeks ago Amazon Echos to be installed in dorms
The Office of Information Technology recently partnered with University Housing to install Amazon Echo Dots in Residence Hall South as part of a pilot program.
The program will oversee the …
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3 weeks ago Students voice confusion over SG election results
This year’s race for Student Government president was initially the only race that resulted in a runoff election. SG bylaws suggest that at least two other close races — one …
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3 weeks ago Students provide free consulting services
UTD’s new chapter of an international consultancy group is working alongside Dallas nonprofit organizations to provide pro bono advice.
Mechanical engineering junior Logan Harless first learned about 180 Degrees Consulting …
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3 weeks ago UTD’s ‘Dhunki’ a cappella group advances to nationals
A UTD a cappella group, Dhunki, will be competing for the first time at a national competition for a chance to win the championship title.
The competition will take …
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