If you are concerned about your screen time, then chances are you’ve seen countless videos about sourdough starters while scrolling on TikTok or Instagram. So, why is everyone making sourdough and what...
The flip of the iPad and three options are shining at you. 10%. 15%. 20%. Which will you choose? The pressure is on. People are waiting behind you. The cashier is trying to look away while also side-eyeing...
Collectors may typically be seen as people who have too many items that take up a majority of space in their homes. However, they admire that reserved space which has sentimental value. Collecting can...
In 1851, American journalists Henry Jarvis Raymond and George Jones founded The New York Times. Over time, the publication continued growing and expanding, acquiring new media properties and increasing...
“Do you wanna get boba?” is a regular text I get from my friends.
The answer is almost always yes.
And it’s more than just us that have become obsessed with the drink. In the last...
On a rainy Saturday in April, Freddo ATX on South Congress opened its doors to host the Deaf Artisan Market.
The Deaf Artisan Market Day is held once a month, each time at a different location around...
Editor's note: Looking for a dress in time for graduation this weekend? Our writer, Melanie has you covered!
As the end of the academic year nears, this season symbolizes more than the end of classes,...
The state of Texas has had a tense legal relationship with marijuana for decades. While the substance is still illegal for most people to possess, that doesn’t stop them from celebrating the unofficial...
If you’ve been scrolling through makeup TikTok recently, you may have come across people posting a variety of lip color combos. Videos have shown people trying a dark liner with a clear gloss or even...
Austin Fashion Week came and went in a flurry of tulle and taffeta. From April 18-20, Fashion by Texas held its semi-annual three-day runway shows and pop-up shops.
Austin Fashion Week came and...
April 24 was a day filled with chaos, violence and fear as the Palestine Solidarity Committee’s planned teach-in turned to a rally as police forces from the university, city and state branches forced...
Austinites and thousands of tourists stood facing the sky on April 8, hoping to catch a glimpse of the sun through the dark, looming clouds.
Several businesses sold eclipse merchandise and glasses...
