When Samuel Button walked into his discrete math course one autumn day in 2016, he was expecting a math lesson. Instead, he recalls, his instructor Timothy Farage opened the lecture of the day with a...
After concerns of contamination in the pond by Dining Hall West, the pond was quality-tested for the first time.
Environmental Program Manager Chandani Rana said that while pH levels, dissolved water...
The TechKnowledgy Bar hosted its first official art contest this summer, uniting technology and artistic expression in the first of many outreach events.
UTD’s Tech Bar was first introduced as a...
Editor's note: This story, first published on July 15th, is developing and will continue to be updated. The original article will be listed below the latest updates.
A senior CS graduate adviser and...
Have a hammock? Well, UTD has hammock stands you can hang your hammock up on and nap in this summer. Associate Director of University Recreation, Chris Alpine, says there are four main areas on campus...
With Holocaust Remembrance Day coming up on April 27, the UTD Theater’s spring play sheds light on an often-overlooked part of the horrors of Hitler’s regime: the persecution and murder of gay...
Several Comets reported becoming ill after eating at Dining Hall West. UTD denied food poisoning allegations, however, and campus facilities passed the City of Richardson’s subsequent health inspection.
The...
As the soulful call to prayer sounds, signifying sunset, healthcare freshman Siham Awel sinks her teeth into a chewy, sweet date—the first bite of sustenance she’s had in 16 hours.
Awel and a sizeable...
Jumping on tables and sword fights with tube lights are just some of the ways students have been disrupting the McDermott Library's quiet spaces, an SG representative said. With on-campus foot traffic...
Motivated to raise funds for their favorite campus programs, several student groups have spent the past week preparing doors for the annual Comets Giving Days door decorating contest.
In keeping with...
Student government elections have concluded, and next term’s executive officers have been decided. The Mercury sat down with cognitive science sophomore Kruthi Kanduri and public policy sophomore Margaret...
