UTD AAUP calls for greater student and faculty input amid core curriculum review
The Retrograde
The chapter asked the provost’s office to pause the course-cutting process and commit to working transparently with students and faculty
Campus conversations
The University of Texas at Dallas campus articles
Browse current student reporting connected to The University of Texas at Dallas, then start or join an in-person Roundtable through ThinkMatch.
The Gender Studies minor is worth defending, students say
The Retrograde
Alumni have used the minor to hone research skills and critically think with social nuance
From engineer to women’s health pioneer: How a UTD Alum created a way to predict postpartum depression
The Retrograde
Rashmi Raghavendra’s myLuma blood test, built on AI and DNA methylation data, has shown 87% accuracy the condition’s early development
What all happened during Talarico’s CNN-Jubilee town hall?
The Retrograde
While Talarico tried to unify voters across the political spectrum, voters seemed resistant to switch opinions on abortion and foreign issues
Early voting is breaking records in Collin County
The Retrograde
But heavy turnout could cause long wait times
A blue wave could help improve UTD
The Retrograde
Student borrowing caps and arbitrary ideological restrictions could be repealed with a Democrat-dominated Congress
wave to earth invites Dallas to their home
The Retrograde
The indie rock band performed for their fans, emphasizing their musical and personal growth
Student Affairs has made SG elections undemocratic. Let’s take back the vote.
The Retrograde
Caden Timperley, freshman senator, writes that administration-run elections have led to "egregious errors"
‘It’s time for UTD to Flock off:’ SG unanimously opposes campus surveillance cameras
The Retrograde
SG solves its pizza problem while passing sweeping internal reforms and approving over a dozen separate agenda items
Men’s soccer drops match to No. 2 Midwestern State
The Mercury
The UTD men’s soccer team saw its 22-match home winning streak come to an end Oct. 10. This snap came after falling 2-1 to Midwestern State University (MSU) at the UTD soccer complex. MSU entered the game ranked No. 2 in the Lone Star Conference (LSC). Despite entering halftime with a 1-0 advantage, the Comets...
The Tapestry of Music takes the stage
The Mercury
Singing, dancing and the sound of instruments collided together to create the “Collage 2” performance experience that took place at the ATEC building Oct. 3. Students from the university choir, theater, jazz band, string ensemble, brass ensemble, guitar ensemble and drumline joined forces to put on this evening show. The performance flowed uninterrupted from
UTD updates sexual misconduct policy
The Mercury
Federal Title IX regulations have undergone changes, and UTD updated its sexual misconduct policy over the summer. The Mercury has broken down changes to both policies and what they mean for UTD students. Federal Title IX changes and impact on UTD On Sept. 28, the U.S. Department of Education announced that it would reinstate the...
Behind Comet athletics
The Mercury
When fans arrive at a UTD athletic event, the focus is naturally on the athletes competing on the court or field. However, behind every practice, game and competition is a group of people making sure everything runs smoothly. Student managers help teams through practice, athletic trainers prepare athletes for competition and media relations staff work...
The funding divide between the humanities and STEM
The Mercury
In 1502, a prodigious Italian engineer created the world’s first bird’s-eye map. One year later, he started painting the Mona Lisa. Two seemingly different academic pursuits, two projects from the same mind. As arguably one of the most talented human beings to have ever lived, Leonardo da Vinci’s work extended in both the humanities and...
A look into the Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act of 2026
The Mercury
UTD students could lose access to federal student aid if the university participates in certain commercial boycotts of Israel under the Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act of 2026, a bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives on Sept. 3. The bill could change how students finance through college by making universities that participate...
More than a jersey
The Mercury
There are 307 student athletes spread across UTD’s 17 varsity sports, making up roughly 1% of students. They go to classes and spend time with friends all while competing collegiately. But what made them choose UTD? Cross country For Nicholas Holland, mechanical engineering junior and cross country runner, UTD stood out because it offered a...
How cars are replacing third spaces
The Mercury
Being born and raised in any DFW suburb means knowing the “awkward teen phase” all too well. I’m not talking about braces or outfit choices — I’m talking about the time when you are old enough to want to go somewhere but not yet old enough to drive. During this phase, hanging out usually means...
Comets defeat St. Mary’s in four-set match
The Mercury
UTD vs. St.Mary's volleyball match
Is Universal Kids Resort Frisco worth the trip for UTD students?
The Retrograde
An inside perspective on how UTD students view the newest major addition to DFW entertainment
In Defence Of Bear
AMP
U/theogalpha To the people saying Nikki was the victim: did y’all even watch “Obsession?” You’re telling me that Nikki, the one killing people and pissing on rugs, is the VICTIM??? Nikki was clearly the problem. It’s literally in the title; she’s the “obsessed” one. But of course, instead of understanding that the movie is a...
Loading the complete article list and nearby Roundtables…