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Comet Cruisin’ for a bruisin’

To help keep passengers safe, UTD parking and transportation services has installed sanitary features in its new Comet Cruisers and is now operating...

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“It’s a comfortable place for students to isolate”

UTD’s Residential Life office has allocated 100 suites at Canyon Creek Heights North to use as quarantine isolation units. Associate Vice President of...

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SG vice president candidate disqualified from elected position

The Student Government election board has voted unanimously to disqualify vice president candidate Stephanie Royer from her recently elected position as VP. The...

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What’s up with Honorlock?

UTD has implemented online exam proctoring through Honorlock, but the software’s collection of data has led to widespread concerns about student privacy. Available...

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Center for Global Business creates virtual internship program

International travel ground to a halt last semester, but the Center for Global Business has developed solutions to allow students to gain international...

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Vending machines offer disposable face masks

Vending machines across UTD are now selling disposable surgical face masks to help students safely return to life on campus. As schools and...

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Student gatherings: what’s permitted, what’s not

Student gatherings and club events are prohibited until further notice – with exceptions for free speech activities. Student organization officers received an email...

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Think outside the (potato) bun

Edit as of 9/4/2020, 3:00pm: when contacted by The Mercury earlier today, Dining Services said that the Taco Bell Cantina was not able...

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