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Title IX Office continues to work remotely, will implement recommendations

The University’s Title IX Office will continue its normal operations remotely while students are off campus. Read this story

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Student campaign work continues amid coronavirus crisis

By Hannah Williford

Students continue to work for political campaigns through phone banking and text message marketing amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Title IX Office continues to work remotely, will implement recommendations

By Lauren Grobe

The University’s Title IX Office will continue its normal operations remotely while students are off campus.

A man without a country

By Lucas Tapia San Martin

Contributor Lucas Tapia San Martin, an international student from Argentina studying law, shares his story of being stuck in Austin during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Educate yourself this Sexual Violence Prevention Month

By Voices Against Violence

Contributor Voices Against Violence encourages students to educate themselves about sexual violence and help prevent it.

Yurcich to bring new attention to detail, football IQ to Forty Acres

By Marcus Krum

When former Oklahoma State quarterback John Kolar first sat in a meeting room across from Mike Yurcich in 2015, all he could do was sit and stare at his blank notebook.
‘A Voice for Senior Athletes’: Texas swimming seniors left without final national championships

By Brittany Archer

As conferences began to pull out of major NCAA tournaments in March due to coronavirus concerns, the Texas men’s swimming and diving team first found out that the upcoming national championships was canceled from a tweet. While they understood the possibility of the NCAA canceling the championships, they were still in shock when they read the NCAA’s statement.

Students required to study abroad face cancellations, uncertainty about degree plans amid coronavirus

By Trinady Joslin

After applying months in advance and spending the semester preparing for their trip, many students were left disappointed when all study abroad trips were canceled for the summer due to COVID-19 concerns.
Top 5 video games to play with friends while in quarantine

By Hannah Heckman

At this time, not much is certain. But as long the internet is up and running, video games are a way for us to socialize while social distancing. The Daily Texan has compiled a list of multiplayer games that can be played on a laptop or a smartphone.