Storytelling is a gift, and making stories for the big screen is the product of talent, hard work and a lifetime of experiences. “Epilogue” is the story that Radio Television and Film seniors Eboni Ezra Ellinger and Jordan Auzenne chose to tell in a short film for the University of Texas at Austin undergraduate film thesis.
This panel validated festival-goers who stuck around to learn about mental wellbeing in communities of color, placing an important spotlight on marginalized groups that are otherwise ignored.
With its interactive Festival, South by Southwest promises a much-needed set of discussions about the pressing issues and potential solutions facing the world today.
UT Journalism School alumna, entrepreneur, founder and owner of BIRD Bakery, Elizabeth Chambers Hammer spoke to ORANGE staff about the value of good journalism skills, social media, building a brand, and what it’s like to own her dream bakery.
BossBabes decorated Austin’s School of Film with Christmas lights, local vendor booths and a DJ set-up and brought creatives together during its December Meet-Up.
Wednesday night Star Parties hosted on the roof of Robert Lee Moore Hall offer attendees a new perspective of space by letting them view the night sky through a professional, high grade telescope.
The first Instagram pop-up shop to call Austin home features seven different aesthetically pleasing rooms that create Instagram-worthy photo opportunities through a fun and creative experience.
In conjunction with the “Making Africa: A Continent of Contemporary Design” exhibit, the Blanton Museum of Art hosted a panel comprised of artists whose work are featured in the current showcase and artists whose work mirror the themes presented in the exhibition.
In one of the most visible areas on campus, Latinx organizations came together to introduce Día de los Muertos to University of Texas at Austin students.
