Director Andrew Dominik’s “Blonde,” starring Ana de Armas, is a heavily fictionalized retelling of the life of Marilyn Monroe (née Norma Jeane Baker),...
September is World Alzheimer’s Month, and UTD is a hotbed for both Alzheimer’s related research and activism. Denise Park is the Founding Director...
If you like being beaten bloody by ham-fisted themes and unoriginal social commentary, then “The Invitation” is for you. Like in many stories,...
“You hate-listen to her podcast.” If you are Gen Z, this might sound like a light-hearted joke, even when made by a friend....
As we enter the early years of the 2020s, we are one century distant from one of the wildest times in American history,...
Several Comets reported becoming ill after eating at Dining Hall West. UTD denied food poisoning allegations, however, and campus facilities passed the City...
Jumping on tables and sword fights with tube lights are just some of the ways students have been disrupting the McDermott Library’s quiet...
If you have an Alexa, there could be Amazon employees listening through your audio at any point to improve voice recognition, unless you...
March is dedicated to self-harm awareness, or non-suicidal self-injury, a behavior that is particularly common among college students. The Mercury spoke with Regina...
Out of Darkness Campus Walk UTD is hosting an “Out of Darkness Campus Walk” in conjunction with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention....