Jorge Corona

Jorge Corona was born in Guadalajara, in México. He is an RTF student at UT, forever fascinated by the world around him.

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April Showers

April 29, 2013
In the dark of the studio

April 29, 2013

A look behind the scenes of Sleepless Cities, one of 12 undergraduate RTF thesis films being produced this semester.
They Built This City

March 5, 2013
'Pierrot Lunaire'

February 5, 2013

Soprano Lucy Shelton performs Arnold Schoenberg’s “Pierrot Lunaire” at the McCullough Theatre on Monday night. Shelton’s vocals were accompanied by Grammy award-winning musical group eighth blackbird, a quintet of instrumentalists originally from Chicago.
The Daily Texan’s multimedia editor savors experience of northern train ride

January 22, 2013

On the way back from my 14-day train voyage across the East and the Midwest of the country, I left Chicago with a man named Mennu.
Short film art form remains popular

October 21, 2012

The Austin Film Festival’s marquee screenings feature highly anticipated movies such as “Silver Linings Playbook” and “Hyde Park on Hudson,” but the festival is also the proud home to an underrated facet of cinema: short films.
Colombian restaurant offers home style-made food

September 24, 2012

Chef Emilia Hurtado brings a taste of Colombia to Austin with the help of manager Jazmin Nuñez.
Apple announces iPhone 5, 4G LTE ability added

September 12, 2012

It is risen.
The Shore

August 5, 2012
Tips for safely riding bicycles on campus and around Austin

August 5, 2012

Even if you’ve been riding your bike since the second grade, riding in Austin will be a learning experience all over again.
The Departing Afternoon

March 6, 2012

A hostess and a waitress at Justine’s Brasserie converse before the restaurant opens Monday afternoon.
The Marauder

February 20, 2012

A person passes by downtown coffee shop Halcyon late Saturday night, as rain covers the city of Austin.
Night Run

December 6, 2011

A man runs on Gregory Gym’s indoor track on Monday night. Running is considered a useful stress-reliever for students with heavy academic workloads.
Fighting the Fall

November 29, 2011

A worker uses a leaf blower to clear the driveway of Twelve Oaks apartment complex in West Campus Monday morning.
Thanksgiving Break Fun

November 28, 2011

Chris Bykowski adjusts a mannequin’s hat Sunday evening at Dandy’s, a vendor stand on South Congress Avenue owned by Bykowksi and his wife that features handmade turn-of-the-century pieces such as pipes, bow ties, suits and wallets.
'Colors and Colors and...'

October 24, 2011

Lisa Miragliuolo, a tourist from D.C., peruses community altars made for Day of the Dead at the MexiArte Museum downtown on Monday afternoon. The altars were made by volunteers in Austin and will be exhibited until November 13. Jorge Corona | Daily Texan Staff
Rocks and stones

October 10, 2011

Ghulam Khan speed walks beside LBJ lake downtown on Monday afternoon.
Silhouettes: Firefighters and Railing

September 26, 2011

Danielle Villasana | Daily Texan Staff Firefighter Rex Dorado extinguishes a fire after a pile of brush caught flame on a trailer bed while the truck was in transit on IH-35 Monday evening. While the source of the fire remains unknown, firefighters quickly controlled and contained it within 30 minutes after the driver exited the highway onto Manor Road and Comal Street.

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