Undergraduates interested in cybersecurity and learning how to address the public policy issues surrounding it have a new degree option this fall at UT Dallas. More facets of daily life are tied to ...
Amiee′ Himler BS’10, MAT’19 (left) is shown with Dr. Mary Urquhart, UTeach Dallas director, when she won an outstanding alumni award from the Department of Science/Mathematics Education. Himler made ...
A collection spanning nearly 5,000 years of Asian art will find a permanent home at the Trammell and Margaret Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas, thanks to a gift from Barry ...
The University of Texas at Dallas chess team outperformed its in-state rivals to claim its first Texas Collegiate Super Finals title since 2022. The Comets A Team of computer science junior Aditya ...
The Harry W. Bass Jr. Foundation has committed an additional $10 million to The University of Texas at Dallas to complete construction of the second phase of the Edith and Peter O’Donnell Jr.
Dr. Imtiaz Karim (center), assistant professor of computer science at The University of Texas at Dallas, and his research team use an agentic security test bed to evaluate the resilience and security ...
Dr. Benedict Kolber (third from right) poses with colleagues Dr. Télesphore Nguelefack (second from left) and Dr. Kevin Tidgewell (fourth from right), and faculty from the Higher Teacher Training ...
Five University of Texas at Dallas faculty members received 2026 Faculty Early Career Development Program (CAREER) awards from the National Science Foundation to support research aimed at making ...
Aspiring physicians Adam and Amine Azizi were hoping for an introduction to bioengineering research when they joined Dr. Shashank Sirsi’s lab at The University of Texas at Dallas. As undergraduates, ...
Software engineer Alexis Tudor PhD’26 uses her insights and knowledge to develop artificial intelligence systems for defense contractor L3Harris Technologies Inc. Much of her research focuses on ...
As semiconductor manufacturers invest heavily in new facilities in North Texas and across the U.S., The University of Texas at Dallas is leading regional efforts to train workers for the growing ...
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