Biology sophomore Shazma Khan forgot to buy a parking pass this semester. Parking passes sell out quickly, sometimes in only a few days. When Khan went online to purchase a pass, all the good garages were full.
It’s 10 p.m. at the West Campus Block Party, and the crowd at the 21st Street Co-op is looking a little sparse as the final band of the evening, Ruby and the Reckless, finishes up their soundcheck. Frontwoman Ruby Jane Smith states her requests confidently during the soundcheck — this clearly isn’t her first rodeo, and she knows what she wants.
“Welcome to Backyard Story Night!” shouts John Brewster alongside his co-host Meg Mattingly in front of nearly four hundred people at the Historic Scoot Inn in East Austin.
The majority of Bego's creations for her clothing line are professional wear or couture-like suits and gowns that strike a balance between simplicity and bold, intricate patterns.
Hair acts as a distinguishable feature that makes them instantly recognizable, but in many cases having curly hair holds a negative connotation. Despite social pressures, these four women have embraced their natural curly hair.
A small group gathered in the West Mall of the University of Texas at Austin late February to show their solidarity with Muslims and refugees and to protest against the recent spike of Islamophobic sentiment in the U.S.
Created as a spin-off from the popular East Side King food trucks, Thai-Kun is co-owned by Thai Changthong, Moto Utsunomyia and Paul Qui, the latter of whom is a James Beard Award winner and winner of Top Chef: Texas.
With its growing conglomeration of wealth in the Middle East, the global fashion industry has taken an interest in targeting the vast population of Muslim women.
