Campus

New Student E-Mail Application Available

Zmail screen shotThe next generation of student e-mail, dubbed Zmail, will soon replace the service that UT Dallas students and some faculty members have used for more than a decade. The official launch date is not until Jan 11, but tech-minded students who can't wait to try all of the new functions can sign up during the pre-launch and begin using it immediately. read more

Students

Asperger Program Gives Students Confidence

The UT Dallas Callier Center for Communication Disorders offers the Adult Social Communication Group to help boost confidence among students with Asperger Syndrome. read more

Campus

H1N1 Flu Advisory Update

With the start of the new academic year, health officials are warning college students that they are a high-risk group for contracting the H1N1 Flu virus. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have issued new precautions for preventing the spread of this new strain of flu on campus: read more

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In Print & On Air

We need to be more than a college campus. We need to be a college community. ...If we have success, we will make North Texas, North Dallas, Richardson one of the most interesting places for a young person to go. Much like Palo Alto or Cambridge, Mass.”

UT Dallas President David E. Daniel
— The Dallas Morning News

 

I was primarily interested in performing and writing songs. Now I am trying to memorize my lines though and am starting to sweat a bit.”

Dr. Nathan Berg, professor of economics,
on his role in a Japanese feature film
— The Chronicle of Higher Education

 

“We were impressed at what we saw. ... He's brilliant. He clearly has good genetics, and he has the drive and he puts in the effort to maintain his vitality at the highest level possible.”

Dr. Denise Park,
UT Center for Vital Longevity,
on fitness tests of T. Boone Pickens
— NBC-TV (Channel 5)

Monday
November 23, 2009