Finding an internship over the summer can be hard. Many students scroll through LinkedIn and Handshake for hours while looking for that coveted position. They rewrite resumes and craft cover letters for...
From almost a mile away, I could make out the small, multicolored shapes poking out from behind the trees that surround Zilker Park. The number of them grew as I got closer. Some sat high above the others,...
Maria Tello considers helping others her mission. After each Happy Kitchen cooking class ends and participants start gathering to leave the People’s Community Clinic, Tello feels a sense of accomplishment....
The Palestine Solidarity Committee and Austin Students for a Democratic Society gathered with around 75 people on the UT South Lawn Thursday afternoon to commemorate one year since over 79 pro-Palestine...
He’s a salesman — he was a salesman, now he sits unemployed surrounded by bottles of liquor next to his 1997 Salesman of the Year award. He’s also a stuffed penguin.
In her art galleries and petting...
With corporations like Shein, Zara and Amazon dominating the market, how are smaller, ethical businesses supposed to compete? According to Austin Monthly and KXAN, over 12 small businesses across Austin...
Greater Austin Clay Tours serves as a blueprint of what local art’s future could look like as the closure of nonprofit art gallery, Big Medium, leaves the destiny of the Austin Studio Tour uncertain.
The...
Kassie Araque, Associate Austin Editor
• April 5, 2025
The Palestine Solidarity Committee hosted its final event in the Palestine Resistance Week Friday evening at the University Baptist Church. The event titled “Cafe Resistance” was a showcase featuring...
Hushed whispers filled the dark theater as crowds shuffled into their seats, popcorn in hand and eyes wide in anticipation for the UT RTF Longhorn Denius Student Film Showcase. The projector started up,...
Kassie Araque, Associate Austin Editor
• April 3, 2025
Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard and actors Billy Bryck and Fred Hechinger stopped by the Texas Union Theater at UT on March 26 to show their film “Hell of a Summer,” in theaters April 4.
The...
In the dark concrete basement of the Taos Co-op, a crowd waits for the highly anticipated headliner. Against the backdrop of graffitied walls, the band finishes setting up and tuning their instruments....
When self-proclaimed “chess nerd” Rodolfo Rodriguez heard about the Traveling Chess Club from a Starbucks barista last year, he only had a month’s experience in the game. The 25-year-old software...
