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Computer science: worth the grind?
The tech industry has experienced rapid growth in recent years, particularly in the fields of computer science, data science and software engineering. And...
TPUSA hosts Riley Gaines, LGBTQ+ Comets celebrate Lia Thomas
Turning Point USA hosted conservative speaker Riley Gaines on the night of Thursday Oct. 12, coinciding with the Galerstein Gender Center’s event celebrating...
UTD volleyball at eight conference titles and counting
One of the strongest teams in the American Southwest Conference, the UTD volleyball team holds eight conference titles and is set for more...
‘TEXAS IS READY FOR SOMEONE YOUNG’
Whitney Houston’s “I Wanna Dance With Somebody” fills the room; people dance to the beat as a former Miss Texas performs the song...
Student veterans settle down on campus
Veterans make up 3% of UTD, and while administration and the student body alike help with the transition into college, their experience in...
SG, Mayor Dubey sign up over 200 Comets to vote
On Sept. 19, Student Government held their annual National Voter Registration Day event on campus to educate college students about the democratic process,...
Parking prices climb, students dodge the meter
As parking prices increase and space becomes limited, UTD students search for unconventional ways to park without paying. Strategies for avoiding payment include...
Comet wins $10k scholarship for women in STEM
Computer science sophomore Samiyah Kabir knew she wanted to reach for the stars since she was young, with dreams of working for NASA....
JSOM ranked No. 10 public business school in U.S.
Naveen Jindal School of Management is officially ranked No. 10 in public business schools in the U.S. and No. 27 business schools overall,...
FIRE vs. UTD on free speech
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, or FIRE, has flagged UTD as a red-coded school for freedom of speech, meaning they believe...