Janelle Polcyn

When George Mitchell announced his retirement after 28 years of serving as the CEO of the University Co-op, the board of directors searched for his replacement and found someone close to home.

UT civil engineering students showed their brains and brawn by working together to build and race a concrete canoe, winning first place and an invitation to compete at a national competition in June.

A group of five men and women protested circumcision yesterday by wearing white suits with red stains around the crotches on the corner of Guadalupe Street and 24th Street.

The iconic orange and white buses often seen cruising around the UT area will be replaced with new buses matching the city bus models starting this month.

Texans for Israel hosted their 18th annual block party, where participants ate traditional Jewish food, took pictures with camels and learned about the nation of Israel yesterday on the East Mall.

A new book co-authored by UT experts that examines the history and policies behind international migration will be available to read May 30.

An international council for air travel ranked Austin-Bergstrom International Airport third for best in customer service in 2015 among North American airports, based on customer survey responses.

The Senate of College Councils named pharmacology professor Andrea Gore as the first recipient of the Edith Clarke Woman of Excellence Award on Monday.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for the Democratic Party and U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz are the predicted winners for today’s primary election in Texas, according to one poll published in the Texas Tribune last week.

Austin is one of dog’s best friends, according to a new ranking list.

Two professors from the Cockrell School of Engineering were elected to the National Academy of Engineering out of 102 engineers from all over the world.