Staff
Office Hires Community Engagement Chief
Raul Hinojosa recently joined the Office of Diversity and Community Engagement to help promote awareness and educate students, faculty and staff about the importance of diversity at UT Dallas. read more
Campus
Callier Center Helps Toddler Recover
With the Callier Center's help, Jordan Capener is picking up where he left off. After cochlear implants and speech therapy, the 3-year-old can get back to the business of being a boy. read more
Faculty
Prof to Teach U.S. History Seminar in Ecuador
Professor Stephen G. Rabe will lead a seminar on contemporary U.S. history next month in Ecuador in a program operating under the auspices of the Fulbright Commission. read more
Giving
Donated IBM Computer Servers to Cut Kilowatts
IBM's gift of a slender box of slide-in servers is set to give information technology professionals at UT Dallas more square footage and a break on their A/C cooling bills. read more
Campus
Utility Work to Interrupt Campus Electricity
An electric power service interruption is planned for Sunday, July 27, from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on the Richardson campus. Work crews will be rerouting the university's main power lines to accommodate construction of UT Dallas' new residence hall. read more
Upgrade Project Temporarily Closes Drive D
Drive D, south of the ATEC building and north of the Visual Arts building, will be closed for construction beginning Monday, July 21. The road will be upgraded and lengthened. read more
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- Shuttle Bus to Resume Regular Schedule Aug. 18
- Monday, July 14
“It was as close to a depression as anyone has seen in this country since the 1930s.”
Frank Anderson, finance professor
— The Dallas Morning News
“We know from the distribution of kidney stones within the U.S. that higher temperatures encourage stone formation.”
Dr. Tom Brikowski,
associate professor of geosciences
— National Public Radio
“What we are seeing are some major cities in the U.S. that are having homicide spikes. We're also seeing a lot of random shooting.”
Denise Boots,
assistant professor in criminology
— Clarion-Ledger
“We're very excited. We welcome this opportunity to bring this technology into the commercial arena.”
John Ferraris, Chemistry Department head
and co-founder of tech company Solarno
— Dallas Business Journal
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