Aiming to facilitate political discourse among everyday Americans, two UTD alums launched White Paper, an application for discussing and understanding legislative actions of the U.S.
UTD’s parking office announced around 2 p.m. Tuesday that level 5 of Parking Structure 1, PS3 and PS4 would all be closed beginning Feb. 18
Student Government held its senate meeting Feb. 4, primarily focused on announcing the finalization of a committee charged with the creation of a new handbook
UTD, alongside every other U.S. academic institution, is no longer granted protected status against Immigrations and Customs Enforcement raids according to a Jan. 21 directive
After more than a year of construction, the new gaming center hosted its grand opening on Jan. 30 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The
UTD removed Mercury-branded newspaper kiosks from across campus Jan. 22 after The Retrograde’s Jan. 21 announcement that it would use the kiosks to distribute its
After four months in publication, UTD’s official student-run newspaper The Retrograde is releasing its inaugural print issue Jan. 23. The Retrograde currently plans to publish
Around 50 students, faculty and staff shared the qualities they want to see in UTD’s next president with members of the Presidential Search Advisory Committee
Editor’s Note: The Retrograde utilized Al Mitchel’s chronology collection of early UTD history in conjunction with the physical Mercury archives to access publicly recorded history
You can find all Texas Public Information Act documents released by The Retrograde here. The first 2,000 pages of public records requested by student journalists at UTD
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