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Online news & entertainment magazine at UT Austin

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Online news & entertainment magazine at UT Austin

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6 Ways To Reduce Waste that are Actually Useful

6 Ways To Reduce Waste that are Actually Useful

Tara Phipps February 23, 2020

As Climate Change takes to the political stage in the upcoming 2020 elections, it becomes clear that the issue is something everyone should be paying attention to. Whether they’re sold on the science...

TX VOTES: KEEPING UT VOTERS REGISTERED AND EDUCATED

TX VOTES: KEEPING UT VOTERS REGISTERED AND EDUCATED

Evelyn Garcia February 19, 2020

You’ve probably seen them in your classrooms and if you haven’t, then you’ve definitely seen them tabling on Speedway. TX Votes is a non-partisan student organization that not only hopes to get...

Don's Restaurant Closing Has Shaken UT Spirit

Don’s Restaurant Closing Has Shaken UT Spirit

Emily Flores February 18, 2020

Don’s Japanese Kitchen, a restaurant formerly on the famous Guadalupe street, has closed down its restaurant, announcing its closing through social media earlier this January. Now, the restaurant is...

Rolling stones to visit austin for a second time

Rolling stones to visit austin for a second time

Sophie Bunn February 18, 2020

On Monday, Feb. 3rd, Austin locals noticed a strikingly familiar and famous new mural near South Congress Avenue and Riverside Drive. On the side of a shutdown nightclub, a bright blue and yellow wall...

Orange bike project Keeps wheels turning at UT

Orange bike project Keeps wheels turning at UT

Kara Fields February 6, 2020

First published in print. Give a man a bicycle and he’ll ride for a day; teach a man to repair a bike and he’ll ride around Austin for a lifetime. Located on the first floor of the 27th street...

What To Do About Holiday Blues

What To Do About Holiday Blues

Burnt X December 10, 2019

Ah, Christmas; the most wonderful (chaotic) time of the year. We blast carols the whole month of December as the days grow shorter, consumerism skyrockets, and the pressure of social gatherings thickens....

Texas guadaloop hopes to hover above competition at spacex

Texas guadaloop hopes to hover above competition at spacex

Courtney Smith November 6, 2019

Ever since it first started about four years ago, Texas Guadaloop is a student organization that continues to make strides in both the scientific and technological communities. Each year the organization...

polo: the new football

polo: the new football

Burnt X November 4, 2019

Sure, football can be fun to watch–I live for those last second touchdowns that send the student section into a frenzy—but there are also those long, drawn-out commercial breaks, time outs, and overtime...

Places to Take Your Parents to Impress Them

Places to Take Your Parents to Impress Them

Courtney Smith November 2, 2019

Showing your family around UT is a must, but our campus is also in one of the coolest cities in America (not sponsored- I swear). Austin’s food scene is big, unique, delicious and probably the best...

Halloween Meets Día de Los Muertos at the Pioneer Farms

Halloween Meets Día de Los Muertos at the Pioneer Farms

Burnt X October 31, 2019

Jourdan-Bachman Pioneer Farms, a living history museum located in northeast Austin, opened its gates to the public last Friday and Saturday night for its 23rd Annual Halloween Haunted Trails Festival....

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Grudges and Ghouls: The Conspiracies Behind Frost Bank Tower

Tara Phipps October 29, 2019

The downtown Austin skyline is something to stop and stare at. The buildings that make up the city reach to several different heights and create a beautiful aesthetic that would look great in the background...

A view of central Austin including the university tower.

How UT Culture Perpetuates The Impostor Phenomenon

Tara Phipps October 9, 2019
That overwhelming feeling can spiral into the Impostor Phenomenon for many students at the University of Texas.