Established in 1980, The Mercury is UTD’s official student-run newspaper, serving over 30,000 students, faculty and staff. The Mercury prints every two weeks and distributes 1,500 copies of its newspaper...
Personal fitness and wellness goals are often afterthoughts for many college students preoccupied with internships, extracurriculars and demanding course loads. Public gyms can feel intimidating to use...
UTD launched its esports program in 2018 and was part of an early movement toward establishing collegiate esports programs in the U.S. Today, the program includes five year-round varsity teams, including...
The University of Texas at Dallas is nothing short of unique, and its students do not pretend to be anything else. Students at UTD celebrate differences and encourage the most niche, strange and rare interests...
While UTD is often recognized for its focus on research and academics, intramural sports have become one of the university’s biggest social outlets, giving students a chance to compete, meet new people...
The University of Texas at Dallas has a large scene for student activism and political advocacy on campus.
Below is a non-exhaustive list of undergraduate political and policy advocacy organizations...
For most students, the main goal of entering a four-year commitment to college is to prepare them for what happens afterward.
Whether that degree becomes a stepping stone for medical school, law school,...
I was pretty naive when I graduated high school. As a pre-med student, I thought I knew exactly what I had to do. Get good grades, join organizations, get clinical experience and move through everything...
At a university with more than 400 registered student organizations, finding the right club can come with an almost unbearable amount of pressure.
Before I stepped on campus, I was already trying to resume-max....
