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“Social media channels can learn your behavior so if you tend to seek out the same kind of information, your social media channels will start feeding you more of that negativity and fake news.” — Dr. Janet Johnson, lecturer
“We wanted to not only voice support for LGBTQ+ community but to make [the community] very visible.” — Matt Winser-Johns, assistant director for LGBT+ programs
“Whether or not it’s the second or third wave, the bigger question is will we continue to see infection? And the answer is absolutely, unequivocally yes, but we’re gathering data.” — Dr. Britt Berrett PhD’09, director of the Center for Healthcare Leadership and Management
Looking to the past and celebrating the present, we highlight our milestones, discoveries and distinctive leaders; our impact on North Texas and the world; and our creativity and enterprising spirit.
When the first group of underclassmen arrived on campus in the late 1970s, the University started building a student life program to keep students engaged as well as educated.
A visual timeline depicts UT Dallas’ history and remarkable transformation into one of the nation’s premier universities.
The ambitious transformation of UT Dallas into a top-tier research institution was made possible by forward-thinkers and generous supporters who made the University the rich mosaic that it is today.
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The Telescope Blog A selection of resources from the Eugene McDermott Library and the Student Counseling Center.
Go change the worlds, Comets!
Dr. Scott Rippel MS’96, PhD’99 said the risk from Asian giant hornets is low in Texas at this time.
A new program’s aim is to keep the UT Dallas campus clean of litter.
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