Fundraiser aims to support underrepresented Comets through graduation, help with retention
Mosaic in Motion, a new fundraising event hosted by the
Office of Diversity and Community Engagement, seeks...
Take an inside look at how UTD's mathematical scientists operate, solve problems using high dimension math
When people think of research, they imagine a scientist in a
white lab coat pipetting chemicals...
On Oct. 28, the Office of Information Technology made
sweeping changes to the Orion Student Center.
The new layout is now mobile-friendly compared to the
previous design where accessing the website...
Through funding provided by the National Science Foundation,
UTD is taking part in a nationwide effort to fund the graduate education of
minority students.
After being selected for the NSF’s Bridge...
Junior hosts letter-writing party in support of man whose capital punishment case received nationwide attention, outrage
The impending execution of one death row inmate in Texas has
sparked outrage...
Project expands on previous efforts from Office of Information Technology
Amidst the ping-pong tables, eateries and reclining areas in
the Student Union, the Office of Information Technology is planning...
Without even seeing the card that was picked, he knew what
the exact card was. A marked deck — cards with supposedly indiscernible
patterns that would indicate the exact card — was what garnered the...
A new University Housing policy has tightened residents’
timeframe to pick up food packages.
Perishable food in deliveries can go bad by the time
University Housing residents pick them up, which...
Researchers from UTD’s NanoTech Institute and Nankai
University in China discovered a way to increase the efficiency of traditional
refrigeration methods through the use of rubber fibers.
Chemistry...
Since its introduction in 2018, Therapy Assistance Online
has been used by over 200 students and has provided an online alternative or
sup-plement to in-person therapy at UTD.
The online therapy program,...
Longtime UTD geoscience professor emeritus James Carter
passed away in a house fire on Sept. 21, 2019. The pioneer, who created
synthetic lunar moon dirt still used by NASA today, was 82.
Carter first...
Newly-appointed Engineering and Computer Science dean
Stephanie Adams came in on Aug. 1st. She holds a Bachelor’s in Mechanical
Engineering from North Carolina A&T State University and a Ph.D. in
Interdisciplinary...
