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Since the start of February, the UTD chess team has been working with its new head coach after the retirement of long-time coach Rade Milovanovic.

Julio Sadorra, a UTD alumnus …
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After a two-week trial, a former Richardson mayor was convicted for bribery charges connected to her affair with a land developer.

Laura Maczka served as mayor of Richardson from …
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The Richardson City Council has applied for federal funding to cover the segment of the proposed Cotton Belt Trail that services UTD, which is the fourth and last portion of …
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Richardson Health Department officials performed a surprise inspection at the Student Union’s Chick-fil-A after a receiving an anonymous complaint and video of cockroaches in the food pick-up area.

The …
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A former administrative officer in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry is facing one charge of felony theft after being accused of embezzling $130,000 from the university.

Linda Heard, a …
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The BrainHealth Project, a research study headed by UTD’s Center for BrainHealth, is confronting the challenge of enhancing the brain’s potential through a national study involving 120,000 people throughout the …
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Earlier this month, the 7/11 store at Northside began accepting Comet Cash as a form of payment.

Paulina Schleppenbach, the director of the Comet Card office, said UTD students now …
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Wolfgang Rindler, a professor emeritus of physics and one of the founding faculty members at UTD, passed away earlier this month on Feb. 8. He was 94.

Rindler was born …
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A group of ATEC students created a petition raising concerns and complaints about their school.

The group, called Concerned Students of ATEC, created a website and circulated the petition, calling …
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By the summer of 2019, residents of Plano will be able to text their 911 call center.

The software upgrade will cost the city upwards of $350,000. The funding was …
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