Black and white and color copiers, located at Printing and Postal Services in the lower level of Haggar University Center, are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm. Students can also print and bind documents and purchase printer paper through the Printing and Postal Services.
Postal services are offered in the lower level of the Haggar University Center Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Campus mailboxes, stamps and shipping of mail and packages are available. Postal Services handles the assignments of boxes and keys. Items mailed to students should be addressed as follows:
Student Name University of Dallas Box # ______ 1845 E. Northgate Drive Irving, TX 75062-4736Mail is placed in student mailboxes Monday through Friday. All students are expected to check their mailboxes at least every other day during the week. Official letters from the university are distributed to students via their campus mailboxes. Students can also receive packages at the Printing and Postal Services window during normal operating hours.
Domestic and international fax services are available at Printing and Postal Services. The university’s fax number is (972) 721-5332
Assistant Professor of Biology Inimary Toby, Ph.D., has spent her summer fighting for the end of COVID-19 by volunteering with the National Scientist Volunteer Database (NSVD) as the Texas State Coordinator and by conducting lab research of the virus with her UD students.
+ Read MoreIn a mountain range in Italy, Sophia Andaloro, BS '19, investigates dark matter. One of the 2019 Cardinal Spellman recipients at UD, Andaloro received both the 2020 NSF Graduate Fellowship and the Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration Stewardship Science Graduate Fellowship (DOE NNSA SSGF) this past year, her first year in graduate school at Rice University. She is one of five graduate students who will join the NNSA program this fall.
+ Read MoreAccording to a team of University of Dallas juniors, there's an optimal water-to-sand ratio, roughly 6%, along with a borrowed methodology that's endured the test of time dating back to the relics of the Old Kingdom. The students' research, titled "The Best Sandcastles Are Egyptian: Pyramids Reign Supreme," was awarded a Meritorious designation in the International Mathematical Contest in Modeling (MCM) -- a first in university history.
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