Erin Gutschke

News

AI advancements leave UTD community torn on use, ethics

Aiyana Newcomb | Mercury Staff Artificial intelligence, having evolved rapidly from answering simple questions to generating lifelike videos, has become impossible to ignore....

By The MercurySeptember 16, 2024

Comics

Comics & Activities 09/16/2024

Alien: Romulus 1st Date Videogames The Other Schoolkids Are Fast AF Crossword and 9/03 Key Across Down Sudoku and 9/03 Key

By The MercurySeptember 16, 2024

Comics

Comics & Activities 09/03/2024

Boba: The Elixir of Life The Duality of Dogs Dearly Beloved DIY Slingshot Student Showcase: Is Pinata Sudoku “The Punchline Is…” Key 08/19...

By The MercurySeptember 3, 2024

Comics

Comics & Activities 08/19/2024

By The MercuryAugust 19, 2024

News

A bee in our bonnets: UTD’s journey to sustainable living

Correction, Aug. 22: The graphic accompanying this article incorrectly states how much of UTD’s energy consumption comes from nonrenewable sources. The correct figure...

By The MercuryAugust 19, 2024

Editorials Opinion

Editor’s Desk: critical journalism

In its 44 years of publication, The Mercury has typically focused on hyper-local journalism: things which affect the UTD community and local DFW...

By The MercuryJuly 15, 2024

Editorials Opinion

Editorial: Meet the admin

State troopers slammed our own students and faculty into the ground, aiming to destroy not just their encampment but their spirit. The administration’s...

By The MercuryMay 20, 2024

Life & Arts

‘Inspiring,’ ‘resilient,’ ‘compassionate’: Sarah Hurwitz shares story of reconnecting with Jewish values

“Four thousand years of wisdom from my ancestors” — this is what Sarah Hurwitz, renowned speechwriter and author, gained from reconnecting with her...

By The MercuryApril 29, 2024