“She Will,” an official selection of 2021’s Fantastic Fest, follows a woman and her caretaker as they travel to a remote locale in the woods of Scotland, only to realize there might be an ominous...
A new couple quarantines together to build their relationship. Except, their love story ends with one of the two decomposing on the bathroom floor.
Crime writer Catherine Ryan Howard’s latest release,...
Associate editor Megan Tran encourages UT to better support international students and allocate more funding to International Student and Scholar Services.
Historically Black higher education administrators spoke Saturday morning during the Texas Tribune Festival about the effects of the pandemic and racial unrest on historically Black colleges and universities
The...
Noah Levine, Life and Arts Film Columnist
• September 25, 2021
Five words no one wants to hear.
“There’s Someone Inside Your House,” brings an exciting dose of modern horror slasher fun and starts streaming on Netflix Oct. 6. Directed by Patrick Brice (“Creep”)...
The Longhorns opened up conference play with a statement as they eased to a 70-35 victory over Texas Tech. From the opening snap, the Longhorns played efficiently on offense and ferociously on defense.
The...
It seems like every time Casey Thompson touches the football, it turns to gold.
It’s a stat that everyone has seen by now but one that continues to become more mind boggling as time goes on — Thompson...
The Texas women’s cross country team did not need opposing teams to remain competitive on Friday night at the Concordia Classic in Pflugerville.
The Longhorns’ main competitors were each other,...
The Texas offensive line was good.
And that made all the difference Saturday against Texas Tech.
After struggling in their first three games, especially in pass protection, the big men up front...
Dozens of students from campus organizations such as Underpaid@UT, Young Democratic Socialists of America, Cops Off Campus, the Black Graduate Student Association at UT Austin and the Texas State Employees Union, lined up outside the steps of the Tower, saying Hartzell has not played a leadership role in ensuring students’ and workers’ safety or listened to student leaders’ requests.
The pandemic has sparked new innovations and mentalities around how Texas approaches higher education, state education experts said during a virtual event Friday.
As part of this year's Texas Tribune...
