Mackenzie Dyer

The post-holiday funk is real, and professor Art Markman knows how to help students avoid it.

On Thursday, The Onion founder Scott Dikkers talked to the Texan before his performance at the Fallout Theater. 

After her sophomore year in the business honors program and running track and field at UT, Kendall Baisden left her comfort zone to run professionally for Team USA. After years on the track, she’s back on the Forty Acres.

Charlie Pearce, UT photojournalism and radio-television-film graduate was known on the set of “A Room Full of Nothing” for his willingness to do anything to get the shot. 

"The DNA of the class is Matthew," Script to Screen professor Scott Rice said.

For many Austin bands and musicians, it’s not feasible to make playing local music their only source of income.

Empowering women to lead and encouraging the world to follow is the theme for a free event hosted by The University of Texas and Kendra Scott.

Overwhelmed. Overworked. Overtired. These are modern-day wounds that Maura Thomas — author, speaker and trainer in work-life balance — strives to heal every day. Thomas’ work focuses on how to master attention management, or as she calls it, “the new time management.”

After several Hollywood stars posted edited photos portraying their face with wrinkles, gray hair and sagging skin, the application behind the images, FaceApp, went viral. However, the app’s ties to Russia have raised security concerns, including a warning from the Democratic National Committee ahead of the 2020 election cycle.