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All That: The ’90s Revisited

Kartik Sridhar, Stephen Acevedo, Hannah Shih, Charles Liu, Cat Cardenas, and Megan Hix
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Mapping Indigenous Texas project awarded 2023-2024 Research and Creative Grant
Mapping Indigenous Texas project awarded 2023-2024 Research and Creative Grant
Tona Southards Naranjo, the mother of a former TDCJ inmate who passed away in prison due to heat, stands in front of the 85 to Stay Alive prison cell simulation outside the Harry Ransom Center on April 17, 2024.
‘85 to Stay Alive’ exhibit demonstrates importance of humane prison conditions
Sculptures by Irene June and oil paintings by McKenzie Drake are on display in UT’s Visual Arts Center on Thursday. The pieces are part of the 2024 Studio Art MFA Thesis Exhibition.
‘All Else’: Studio art graduate students showcase work in final exhibit before receiving MFA
Public Health sophomore Arushi Shyam explains a mans vitals at the Church Under the Bridge on Sunday. The Hearts for the Homeless student organization takes vital signs and provides education for the less fortunate on heart health on several occasions each week.
Hearts for the Homeless brings free heart screenings to unhoused communities
Runway of Dreams highlights adaptive fashion, includes people with disabilities as models
Runway of Dreams highlights adaptive fashion, includes people with disabilities as models
A student walks down the Art Building stairs on San Jacinto Boulevard on Monday.
Antiquities Action Symposium opens dialogue on antiquities trafficking
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‘The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’ sees Guy Ritchie bring explosive WWII action to big screen
‘The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare’ sees Guy Ritchie bring explosive WWII action to big screen
From left, Gray Segrest and Tyler Hawkins act out a scene from Longhorn Tales inside a dorm room of Jester East on March 2, 2024.
New TSTV show, ‘Longhorn Tales,’ shines light on student stories
Textile and apparel senior Ginger Hudson stands for a portrait on April 17, 2024 at Mary E. Gearing Hall. Before her is an outfit she designed and presented at the 2024 Austin Fashion Week for her capstone project.
Fashion Capstone Projects showcases senior undergraduate designs
Q&A: UT alum speaks on personal experience, film ‘Petting Zoo’
Q&A: UT alum speaks on personal experience, film ‘Petting Zoo’
What Willie Nelson song you are based on your summer plans
What Willie Nelson song you are based on your summer plans
The Daily Texan’s playlist to celebrate Earth Day
The Daily Texan’s playlist to celebrate Earth Day
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The cast and crew of Accidental Monster Hunter’s Guide to Magical Phenomena stand for a portrait on the WCP auditorium stage on Sunday. The musical is the final production from the Creative Arts + Theater Committee this spring. It features a student written script blending magic, comedy, mystery and pop music.
Creative Arts + Theatre Committee investigates beast in woods during spring production ‘Accidental Monster Hunter’s Guide to Magical Phenomena’
A member of the Texas Immersive Institute acts as part of the interactive experience Elysian Heights on Saturday.
Texas Immersive ‘Elysian Heights’ Exhibition touches on what it means to be a member of society
The Dance Repertory Theatre rehearses at the B. Iden Payne Theatre on April 4. Their show was titled Points of Intersection.
UT’s Dance Repertory Theatre presents “Points of Intersection”
President Jay Hartzell and songwriting Texas Ex Darden Smith laugh during a presidential song writing performance on April 10, 2024. The first-of its-kind event was held in the Cactus Cafe.
Hartzell hosts first-ever ‘Songwriting Party’ at Cactus Cafe
From left to right, art history junior Sophia Greenberg, neuroscience junior Miya Walker and government senior Beth Nokes at a Feminist Action Project meeting on Tuesday. The three crafted buttons which they plan to give to employers who were laid off due to the universitys DEI-related changes.
Feminist Action Project hosts community-building nights, perseveres through closure of Women’s Community Center
‘Princess Peach: Showtime!’: Mindless fun that leaves players wishing there was more
‘Princess Peach: Showtime!’: Mindless fun that leaves players wishing there was more

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