CLARISSA POLLACK Art and performance senior | 0 comments
The rainy weather of late has helped our area out of drought. Fields are greener than they’ve ever been since I started at UTD, and it’s...
A lone gunman besieged Los Angeles International Airport on Nov. 1, opened fire on a TSA officer and killed him. In addition to casualties, the terminal was shut down and flights were delayed, people were...
The University of Texas at Dallas is attempting to shove Ross Ulbricht down the memory hole. Official university pages that reference the accused alumnus have been edited to remove all mention of him,...
I first stepped foot on UTD soil in 2007 as an 18-year-old kid with a slight interest in mathematics and computers. At the time, I had only spent three years in the United States and most universities...
At the end of July, AffordableCollegesOnline.org published a study revealing the colleges in Texas that provide the best return on investment. UTD placed fifth out of 49 schools, behind familiar foes...
For several years, administrators, student leaders and others have made sure that UTD’s excellence is known by dubbing it the “MIT of the South.”
In fact quite a few universities have adopted this...
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Ask nearly any student you meet and they would happily rant endlessly about the shortcomings of the university...other than the coursing river of complaints,...
Every day I wake up and I take a thousand things for granted. I forget that not everyone everywhere is free, like I am, to think, say, and do whatever they wish. The main purpose of this article is to...
As a rebuttal to the graphic titled “Human rights are SO two hours ago:” Changing your Facebook profile in order to raise awareness of human rights issues does just that — raise awareness of a topic...
With a last name like Dang, you get to meet a lot of creative people, or at least people who like to think they’re creative.
It’s amazing how many people feel the urge to flex their pun-making muscles...
When it came to parking this summer, I was spoiled rotten. My “mornings” consisted of me waking at the crack of noon and arriving on campus to an open field of concrete, with nearly every spot for...
When someone asks me how I think these next two semesters will pan out, I immediately think of three words: exciting, busy and fast.
These words could aptly describe the tone not just of how quickly and...
