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UNIV 1010 lightens work load, spares wallet
UTD’s freshman orientation course, previously titled RHET 1101, is now free of charge, will not affect students’ GPAs and has no projects, papers...
FSL director hired after ‘rigorous’ process
Second director search continues into Recruitment Week Fraternity and Sorority Life is undergoing not one but two changes in leadership following the departures...
Comet Cruiser offering expanded
Students can now enjoy an expanded Comet Cruiser service on DART Route 883. A third shuttle was added to the route Aug. 29...
Students settle into new Res Hall
As UTD welcomes freshmen into its newest residence hall, planning has already begun for Residence Hall Three. The upcoming hall is expected to...
UT Police Scanner
Aug. 16 • A parent of a student was arrested for Fleeing or Attempting to Elude a Police Officer. Aug. 20 • A...
Prof challenges students to go paper, not plastic
Cash is cool again. We live in an age of instant gratification. We can get almost anything we want with a click of...
Dining Hall earns near-‘excellent’ rating
Students may feel more comfortable eating at UTD’s Dining Hall now that its health rating is two points away from “excellent.” The hall...
Surviving the sizzle: University copes with record heat
Record-breaking temperatures in Texas this summer have significantly raised electricity and water demand, but UTD officials say the university has been working hard...
Novak named Nat Sci dean
UTD will welcome the new dean of Natural Sciences on Sept. 19. Bruce Novak, a highly noted chemist, veteran and acclaimed educator hailing...
UTD faces ‘growing pains’: Parking, dining struggle to keep up
A significant spike in enrollment this fall has transformed the campus into a hub of student activity but has also created a slew...
