How the Texas A&M System’s gender and race education ban could impact UTD
December 8, 2025
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All eyes fall on the UT System as universities across the state revise introduce course content restrictions
All eyes fall on the UT System as universities across the state revise introduce course content restrictions
Student Government approved funding for several events and issued transparency-forward resolutions in its latest meetings
Voters across parts of the metroplex will decide whether to withdraw in May 2026, slashing transit funding for the network
In his first six months, the Richardson mayor visited UTD over 20 times, signaling an era of unprecedented collaboration
Messages criticizing the UTD administration and how it has handled student expression in the past appeared around 10 p.m. last night
International students at UTD and beyond are weighing their First Amendment rights against the fear of visa revocation and a $100,000 fee
A Hindu Yuva event on a nationalist icon blurs the line between faith and far-right politics, leaving minority students accusing the university of a free speech double standard
Despite a federal judge’s order, government shutdown pauses SNAP benefits while emergency funding remains uncertain
Following the Silver Line’s inauguration last week, the on-campus light rail stop connects Comets to DFW International Airport and beyond
The new lawsuit marks three total UTD faculty suing over their arrests at last year’s encampment and subsequent retaliation
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