Fiza Kuzhiyil, Life & Arts Editor
• October 11, 2021
After two weekends of rocking Zilker Park, Austin City Limits Festival 2021 finally came to a close this weekend. With over 130 artists to watch over the two weekends, it may be hard to tell who put on...
“Do we have any Liz’s in the crowd,” asks Remi Wolf as she bounces around the stage, foreshadowing the next track that will blare from the T-Mobile Stage speakers during her Saturday ACL set.
Dressed...
The Austin City Limits music festival brought artists of all different genres to the stage. While some students splurged to see big acts like Miley Cyrus or Tyler, the Creator, they came back to campus...
“Hi I’m Chucky. Wanna Play?”
Everyone’s favorite killer doll slices back onto screens worldwide with the brand new SyFy series “Chucky.” Brought to life by showrunner and original franchise...
Kaiya Little, Life & Arts General Reporter
• October 11, 2021
After three years in relative silence, singer-songwriter Mitski took to social media on Oct. 5 with the surprise release of her single, “Working for the Knife.” Announcing her first tour dates since...
When Bailey Guinessey contracted COVID-19 in December, she did not anticipate still dealing with symptoms 10 months later.
International business sophomore Guinessey suffers from post-acute sequelae...
As the Texas offense jogged off the field after tying the game at 48-48 on Saturday, a sense of hope filled the orange half of the Cotton Bowl.
The Longhorns had a chance to send the game into overtime...
If there was any doubt in Texas’ No. 1 ranking after Saturday’s narrow victory over Kansas, the Longhorns squashed it Sunday night.
While Texas played well in its first matchup against the Jayhawks,...
The School of Undergraduate Studies will no longer accept new applicants starting fall 2022 and created a centralized internal transfer application for spring 2022.
Beginning in fall 2022, all incoming...
