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
On Nov. 12, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and the Student Press Law Center sent UTD a letter criticizing the university’s firing of
Student Government held its sixth senate meeting Nov. 5, largely focusing on committee reports and project updates in the wake of the general election that
Student Government held its fifth senate meeting of the semester Oct. 22, mainly focusing on project updates from various committees and funding requests for upcoming
Featuring everything from ceiling-height paintings to animations to sculptures made from human sweat, UTD’s SP/N Gallery rang in Halloween season with its newest exhibition, “The
Well over 10,000 fans swarmed into Dallas’ American Airlines Center the evening of Oct. 9 like chartreuse-colored moths to flame, holding radioactive green drinks and
Student journalists at UTD launched a new, independent publication called The Retrograde Sept. 21 as The Mercury, UTD’s previous student newspaper since 1980, ceased publication.
The student journalists of The Mercury faced two options in September: buckle under the weight of administrative pressure or explore the unknown world of true
Note: This article was originally published by The Mercury on September 19, 2024, as can be seen on the Internet Archive version of this article.
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