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Aug. 25 • A female student was assaulted outside of the ATEC building by an unknown male claiming to be a student at...

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Smoking zones, gubernatorial visits and an expansion of library hours were among several issues debated at the first Student Government meeting of the...

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Library schedule extending to 24 hrs

Following a push from Student Government, the university administration has approved a proposal that will extend library hours.  The hours have not been...

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Living in Recovery

New center opens, aims to help students recovering from addictions Students seeking help with substance use disorders or any addictive behavior can look...

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Int’l student health insurance plans fall short

Updated: A previous version of this article was printed in error. Andaleeb Iftekhar’s name was spelled incorrectly. The Mercury regrets these errors. Miscommunication...

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Life after ATEC uncertain for graduates

Arts & technology students struggle to find desired employment, develop appropriate work portfolios from curriculum He has 12 hours left in the ATEC...

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August 5 • A student reported his bicycle was stolen from Phase 7 at 9:10 a.m. August 8 • An unaffiliated person was...

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Resident restrained, robbed

Perpetrator enters victim’s apartment under false pretense A female student reported to UTD PD that a man dressed as a construction worker entered...

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DIY at Central Trak

2014 may be one of the most exciting years for independent art and music in Dallas right now. Six panelists met at the...

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