The two party political system is something I just can’t seem to agree with. Whenever I tell people I am neither a Democrat...
By The MercurySeptember 6, 2016For a country with a population of 1.25 billion people, India has lagged behind in medal count since the country’s first Olympic appearance...
By The MercuryAugust 22, 2016Women have come a long way in American politics since Victoria Woodhull became the first female to run for president of the United...
By The MercuryAugust 1, 2016“Pokemon Go” accomplished on campus in just a few short weeks what has long been missing at UTD — a cohesive sense of...
By The MercuryAugust 1, 2016The STEM to STEAM movement, a push towards an integrated environment where science, technology, engineering and math are taught with the arts as...
By The MercuryJuly 5, 2016Editor’s Note: Because the author belongs to two minority groups that have been at risk recently, the author’s name has been partially redacted for...
By The MercuryJuly 5, 2016Protecting western lowland gorillas in wild best way to honor Harambe’s memory, come to terms with controversial shooting When Harambe, a western lowland...
By The MercuryJune 6, 2016Transgender people wrongly portrayed as dangerous in national discussion about using bathrooms corresponding to gender identity The reason many people are so frightened...
By The MercuryJune 6, 2016Readers role in future of The Mercury, journalism vital for success As the year comes to a close, students across campus are taking...
By The MercuryApril 25, 2016Initiative with focus on sustainability needed to help propel UTD towards Tier One status, become more eco-friendly Imagine having a role in proposing...
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