In an effort to encourage fraternity and sorority life on campus, a newly-renovated room is now available for Greek organizations.
Fraternity and Sorority Life’s need for growth resulted in the expansion...
Starting this fall, a globally-recognized certification for peer mentors is available for students through UTD’s Institute for Peer Mentoring.
The qualification process equips students with the skills...
Two students launched a campus-based emergency medical response group this semester in an effort to decrease emergency response time and provide a platform for students to gain practical experience in...
Rain from Hurricane Harvey flooded the streets of Houston shutting down communities and businesses and dislocating thousands of families, including those of UTD students.
Hurricane Harvey broke records...
Editor’s Note: This article has been updated since its original publication.
A fire burned through part of a building in the McCallum Meadows Apartments. Out of a total of 24 units, only a few were damaged...
After the unrest in Virginia in August, UTD students attended a protest against white supremacy at Dallas City Hall.
On Saturday, Aug. 12, in a counterprotest to a “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville,...
The Food Recovery Network is a student-led movement against hunger, aiming to transform food waste to food recovery. They recover excess food across communities and donate them to people who are deprived...
Two different providers will deliver internet services to UTD’s residential areas.
Canyon Creek Heights and University Commons will continue to provide CometNet/TemocNet, but University Village will...
After the demolition of the Art Barn, students were concerned about the existence and location of the printmaking and sculpture classes. Art students need the university to continue to offer these two...
The tension in Emmett Orton’s voice heightened as he explained his experiences as an LGBT student at UTD.
One evening, Orton, a psychology junior, was in the parking lot behind Hoblitzelle Hall when...
After a series of thunderstorms and recurring issues with the wireless access points in the university apartments, UTD and the Office of Information Technology have decided to revert back to the services...
As the growing political divide in this nation continues to expand its reaches, accusations against the media’s ‘fake news’ and contribution to polarization are increasing. Despite this negativity,...
