Austin's premiere ballet company, Ballet Austin, is honoring the women of strength and the importance and talent of female artists through a season of “Femmes de Force.”

Filled with tents featuring author talks, book signings, book sales and readings, Congress Avenue was quite a bustling street during the annual Texas Book Festival.

Starting last month, local artists could begin applying for this year-long program dedicated to funding their national and global pursuits.

University of Texas at Austin students and professors discussed the challenges minority students face on UT campus and in academia at large On Thursday, Oct. 18, in the Multicultural Engagement Center.

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RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 10 star The Vixen performs at the UT Queer and Trans People of Color Agency event “Presenting the Vixen.”

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and new business owner Riley Blanks is holding the camera.

Jolt Texas has given the Latinx population a reason to vote this November.

In the wake of recent dialogue about sexual assault in the news and incidents on campus, students came together last week to advocate for survivors on campus and beyond.

Theatre students at the University of Texas at Austin recently collaborated on a performance of William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest,” taking a fresh approach that addressed the issue of gentrification and its consequences.

Teen Vogue’s Meetup stirred minds and hearts in Austin in a gathering of contagious, productive and inclusive energy at TOMS.

A Functional Democracy, local civic engagement organization, celebrates the launch of their zine, “A Beginner’s Guide to Local Government.”