Campus News
Former VP of Costa Rica ‘didn’t think twice’ when considering teaching at UTD
This fall semester, the former second vice president of Costa Rica is teaching a graduate-level course at UTD that focuses on maintaining citizen...
Training the brain
Editor’s Note: This article has been udpated since its original publication. A new building at UTD uses cognition to offer brain improvement programs...
Biting the dust
Recent construction near the center of campus has closed walkways and moved the Comet Cab pickup location. Renovation for Drive C began on...
New art gallery showcases alumni
Editor’s Note: This article has been updated since its original publication. Following the destruction of the Art Barn, UTD relocated its art gallery...
UTD submits proposal for Amazon headquarters
UTD submitted a proposal to host Amazon’s second headquarters when the company requested bids for a new site to complement its Seattle location....
Int’l student applications declining
International students are not sending as many applications to UTD as in previous years, according to data from the university. This fall is...
Club bolsters competitive thinking
A new student organization on campus is featuring a fresh way of reviewing for tests. Competition-driven study groups will foster both learning and...
Outdoor excursions
Students interested in exploring local destinations and learning outdoor skills such as zip lining and campfire building and can now attend trips with...
Resiliency through support
Cynthia Nguyen was driving to escape her friends back at UTD. They were worried that she was suicidal and wanted her to stay...
History department shines light on current events
History department faculty published a Google form to determine what topics students are concerned about and then accordingly provide information that would give...