On February 12, the University of Texas moved to consolidate ethnic and gender studies and suspend several student activists for a sit-in last semester. Rather than backing down, students are staging more...
Longhorn football was desperate for a Thanksgiving win against Texas A&M in 1941 (sound familiar?). They had never won at Kyle Field. Going to the lengths of seeking some divine help, a group of students...
Surrounded by over 100,000 screaming football fans at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, UT Silver Spurs bring the school’s beloved mascot, Bevo, down the field. After going through a rigorous selection...
Growing up in a tiny Texas panhandle town, Heather Wood longed to learn about things she felt weren’t talked about enough: gender, sexuality, social issues, etc. When she decided to go to college in...
The setting sun over Auditorium Shores set aglow hundreds of photos along the gravel path, the innocent faces of Gazan children memorialized in a heartfelt vigil on Oct. 8. Flowers, flickering candles,...
The Texas Sailing team is gearing up to compete in the Southeast Interscholastic Sailing Association (SEISA) Open Fleet Race Championship Regatta at the Corpus Christi Yacht Club through Oct. 25 and 26....
Kassie Araque, Associate Austin Editor
• October 21, 2024
Local artists represent a small but mighty percentage of performances booked at the Austin City Limits Music Festival. They do what they can to stand out among the big names at the nine stages scattered...
As high school seniors are getting closer and closer to graduation, many may be struggling with a question that some of us here at the University of Texas might’ve asked ourselves all those months or...
