Group of engineers looks to improve on last year’s vehicle
Students in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers are finding innovative ways to create fuel-efficient vehicles to compete in the annual...
Students in ATEC course help produce video games, learn real world skills such as teamwork
A creative director mimics running in slow motion as artists around him take notes, brainstorming ideas for character...
Since the publication of the article “Title IX Confusion” in the March 7 issue of The Mercury, several updates from faculty, Student Government and the Office of Institutional Equity and Compliance...
Richard Benson, the newly named president of UTD, made his first public remarks to students, faculty and staff in the Galaxy Rooms on Tuesday afternoon during a meet and greet.
The UT System Board of...
Detection of gravitational waves impacts educational institutions
Michael Kesden, a member of the Cosmology and Astrophysics Group at UTD with research interests in black holes and gravitational waves,...
Democrat, Republican candidates get help from members of UTD community in 2016 race
As televised debates continue to air and primaries begin to open across the nation, presidential candidates have intensified...
Arranged marriage leads to happy ending for master’s student
When Atif Mendha dropped down onto one knee, Nina Rafiq’s eyes widened as she realized that she might spend the rest of her life with this...
Faculty members in Interdisciplinary Studies remembered for passion, care for students
Faculty, staff and students in the School of Interdisciplinary Studies are in mourning after the loss of two of their...
On Feb. 12, Julian Castro, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, came to campus to talk about diversity in leadership. The Mercury had a chance to talk to Castro about the election, his job and...
Editor's note: This story will be updated as The Mercury gets more information on the situation.
A small outbreak of varicella, or chickenpox, on campus has prompted Collin County Health Services to...
Students bring back gaming space after year of inactivity
After a year away, a library for students to rent and play games has returned to campus.
The Game Library, which re-opened last semester, is a...
