Students, alumni, members of the LGBTQ community nationwide and many allies are clamoring for UTD to cut ties with computer science instructor Timothy Farage following his hurtful and backward-minded...
Overcrowded spaces, long wait periods and a lack of quantity and quality of equipment are only a few of the complaints expressed by students this semester about University Recreation facilities on campus.
These...
After six weeks of de-densified instruction, UTD administration made the decision to return campus to full density.
Classes will be back in person full-time beginning Oct. 4, and professors have been...
A house close to campus near Huntington Drive caught fire on the evening of Saturday, Sept. 4.
Firefighters arrived on scene at approximately 8:30 p.m. and attempted to contain the damage; roughly...
Due to rising COVID-19 cases, students arriving from an international destination and moving into campus housing will be subject to more stringent entry procedures.
University Housing released its...
Following an extended suspension of regular campus transportation, the Parking and Transportation Office is preparing for Comet Cabs to return to full functionality by the end of the upcoming semester.
Assistant...
UT Southwestern Medical Center and UTD’s Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science have partnered together to create the Center for Imaging and Surgical Innovation (CISI) in an effort...
Several individuals and organizations came together to decorate campus grounds with spirit-themed artwork, kicking off the second year of the UTD Chalk Art Contest.
The event is a relatively new addition...
