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Library Reopened

On June 1, UTD reopened the McDermott Library more than 14 months after closing it due to the pandemic. The library is now...

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Student Government Update

Next Generation Classroom Prototype The Educational Technology Committee (ETC) is researching an enhanced classroom model called the “Next Generation Classroom Prototype.” Secretary Willie...

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ECS employee dead

This is a developing news story. The Mercury will update as more information from the University becomes available. A body recovered from Lago...

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UTD research center to open in Richardson’s rebranded industrial district

UTD is collaborating with the city of Richardson to create a multi-faceted research institution inside the city’s newest development project: the Innovation District....

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UTD and UTSW partner in new research facilities

UT Southwestern Medical Center and UTD’s Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science have partnered together to create the Center for Imaging...

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Practice cyber hygiene with your vaccine card

As the number of Americans receiving COVID-19 vaccinations continues to climb, so is the number of people posting “vaccine selfies” on social media....

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Why are graduations still in the gym?

Historically, commencement ceremonies have been held at UTD in the Activity Center, but why is that the case, and could it ever change?...

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Practice Makes Perfect

Ochemrank.com, a new organic chemistry webapp aimed at students taking organic chemistry (OChem) I and II, has revolutionized how students prepare for difficult...

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Serial larceny on campus

It can take less than a minute to cut out a catalytic converter from a car with a saw, as this semester’s seven...

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