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Bookstore competition heats up, students remain victors

From The Mercury Archives: Sept. 2, 1992 The competitive battle between UTD’s bookstore and Off Campus Bookstore has benefitted UTD students, as the...

By The MercuryOctober 4, 2021

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Technology support on tap

Are you or a loved one suffering from computer gremlins? Luckily, OIT’s newly-opened TechKnowledgy Baris conveniently located in the lower floor of the...

By The MercuryOctober 4, 2021

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Stroke rehab device speeds up motor skills recovery

UTD researchers received FDA approval for their stroke rehabilitation device, bringing eight years of research by over 500 students and faculty to fruition....

By The MercuryOctober 4, 2021

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Pipe rupture leaves Comets high and dry

A hairline fracture in a piece of PVC pipe six inches in diameter was all it took to dramatically disrupt the daily routines...

By The MercuryOctober 4, 2021

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Bottles in DHW? H2NO

A recent reimplementation of the “no water bottles” policy in Dining Hall West (DHW) is intended to address the issues of cross-contamination and...

By The MercuryOctober 4, 2021

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Beautiful space comic embodies creative spirit

“Wandering Star” by Teri Sue Wood centers around Cassandra, a big deal space-war hero. But Wood’s visuals, themes and opening scene make it...

By The MercuryOctober 4, 2021

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Freshman and Special Elections Results Freshman: Debopreeta Bhattacharya, sociology, freshman Zahra Ravjani, political science, freshman Mario Montero-Ruberu, business administration, freshman Isabella Spartz, finance,...

By The MercurySeptember 20, 2021

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EcoHub grows student involvement in campus sustainability

The Eco Hub—a 20,000 square foot student farm that will provide produce for food-insecure communities—is intended to beautify the area around the new...

By The MercurySeptember 20, 2021