Around 200 protestors met on the steps of the Texas Capitol at 3 p.m. Sunday afternoon in a “Gaza is Not for Sale” rally and protest organized by the Palestine Solidarity Collective. Protestors chanted...
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...
As I walked up the hill to the Texas Capitol on the morning of October 2nd, it became clear that I’d underestimated the sheer scale of the Women’s March.
On Sept. 1, Texas announced their new “Heartbeat Bill,” which restricts women from having legal abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. Ever since this law was passed, students at The University of...
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.
On Saturday, 50,000 people joined together on Capitol grounds for the largest march in the city and, as one of the speakers said at the event, the largest gathering of women in Texas history.
UT student organization, Young Conservatives of Texas, hosted a bake sale aiming to replicate the school’s use of affirmative action in its admissions process.
