Campus

Construction Reroutes Cars, Pedestrians

Students, faculty and staff returning to the University on Monday will find changes affecting how they will move around campus, including roads and walkways that are no longer passable. read more

Research

Total Spending on Research Breaks Record

In a show of competitive willpower and focused intensity, researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas have nearly doubled their research productivity in just five years. read more

Students

Chess Team Ties for 1st in Championship Games

UT Dallas fought a grueling sixth-round battle to hold its chief rival to a first-place tie in the intercollegiate chess championship games that ended Tuesday in Dallas. read more

Guaranteed Tuition Plan Keeping Costs Manageable

This fall, nearly 6,000 students at UT Dallas paid no tuition increase when they returned to school. More than half - 64 percent of students, or 9,558 - will do the same next fall. All participate in the University’s Guaranteed Tuition Plan, which locks in tuition and mandatory fee expense pricing for up to four years. read more

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In Print & On Air

“Before we can figure out what it’s going to cost to do the surgery, we’ve got to stabilize the patient.”

Frank W. Anderson, School of Management,
on U.S. bank bailout plans
— CNNMoney.com

Friday
January 9, 2009