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Noted Historian Becomes Director of Ackerman Center (opens the original)
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Before Dr. Mark Celinscak became director of the Ackerman Center for Holocaust Studies in August, he was familiar with its research and role at The University of Texas at Dallas. Not only did the work of one of the center’s professors influence his own, but Celinscak also presented the Michael and Elaine Jaffe Lecture in March at the University’s 56th Annual Scholars’ Conference on the Holocaust and the Churches and he had spoken at a previous event with the U.S. Air Force Academy. Celinscak, a
Undergraduate Researchers Spur Record at Symposium (opens the original)
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A record number of presentations marked the fifth annual Summer Platform for Undergraduate Research (SPUR), where students showcased findings in psychology, engineering, arts and management, among other disciplines. The July 31 symposium at The University of Texas at Dallas provided undergraduates with the opportunity to gain research experience and present summer capstone projects. One hundred seven students were recognized for their presentations. Since 2022, the number of presentations has mo
Major Step in Campus Transformation Enters Final Stretch (opens the original)
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After years of a construction boom, The University of Texas at Dallas is moving closer to the end of a major phase of campus transformation with three new buildings nearing completion for the fall semester. The third Naveen Jindal School of Management building will open in time for classes Aug. 24. The Student Success Center/Student Union and the second phase of the Edith and Peter O’Donnell Jr. Athenaeum won’t be far behind as they prepare for a spring 2027 debut. Students, faculty and staff ha
Lego Re-Creation of Campus Clicks with Comets, Retail Center’s Rising Aspirations (opens the original)
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Despite bringing binloads of his own bricks, there never seemed to be enough. When re-creating The University of Texas at Dallas main campus with Lego bricks, color and quantity were key for this creation. And Zimmerle’s stash was over 1,000 miles away in Petoskey, Michigan. “Kurt’s studio is like a Home Depot for Lego,” said Roldan Grace, Zimmerle’s artistic brick partner, also from Petoskey. With a little help from the internet, overnight shipping and secondhand donations, Zimmerle and Grace b
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