Chemistry senior Roberto Ramirez stands outside UT Southwestern’s COVID-19 vaccine site at the Davidson-Gundy Alumni Center, smiling as he greets people walking in to get vaccinated. A woman who just...
While isolating on campus may not be the preferred option for Comets, UTD is attempting to make the process as seamless as possible for students who either cannot or chose not to spend their quarantine...
A UTD Ph.D. candidate is working on a project that helps doctors assess patients for sepsis, an immune system reaction to infections.
According to the World Health Organization, sepsis affected around...
The COVID-19 pandemic has required the efforts of many healthcare professionals, often overworking nurses and physicians. In response, one UTDesign team found a way to reduce the number of nurses needed...
UTD researchers have developed an application to help with hearing loss, allowing anyone with a smartphone to access hearing aids for only a few dollars.
UTD electrical engineering professor Issa Panahi...
UTD alumnus Chris Grider recently attended a hearing to revoke detention charges due to his participation in the Capitol riots.
As decided by U.S. Magistrate Susan Hightower, Grider is held under custody...
As graduate school decisions are released, appealing and reapplying for future cycles are the options available to students who are unsatisfied with denials.
Dean of Graduate Education Juan Gonzálezsaid...
The successor to the CARES Act – the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act – is available this semester for students financially impacted by COVID-19.
Senior Director...
