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UNIVERSITIES COMBAT OMICRON SURGE WITH DIFFERENT TACTICS

Universities across Texas responded to the omicron surge and the pandemic with varying measures. How well have they succeeded? Looking at UT, UTSA,...

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SHC offers booster shot

The Student Health Center is now offering COVID-19 vaccine booster shots to eligible students. As with previous COVID-19 vaccines provided by the SHC,...

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COVID surge once again disrupts UTD spring policies

UTD’s response to the omicron wave in the DFW area includes a number of policies beyond the week-long postponement of the semester and...

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Eco hub starts to sprout

The Eco Hub is more than just a farm; it is a 20,000 square foot space that has encouraged innovation and education, fostered...

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Res hall pipe burst causes flooding

A broken toilet caused five dorms in Residence Hall North to take a swim this past winter break – and what caused the...

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Motorcyclist caught in crash on Waterview and Synergy Park

A UTD graduate student got into a serious motorcycle accident near campus on Nov. 15 and is currently in recovery. Business analytics graduate...

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SG fall campaign promise check-in

The Mercury tracked Student Government’s progress with President and political science senior Ryan Short’s and Vice President and business administration sophomore Imaan Razak’s...

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Honors college Dean retires

After 23 years as the Director of the Collegium V Honors Program and seven years as dean of the Hobson Wildenthal Honors College,...

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Spring COVID plan

As finals conclude and students set their eyes on returning to campus next semester, UTD is doing the same with regard to its...

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Comics: 12/10/21

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