The Perry-Castañeda Library opened Thursday with limited capacity and safety measures in place to enforce social distancing and will continue to provide resources largely online.
All other libraries...
Security improvements in West Campus that were set to be near complete by the first day of the fall semester continue to be delayed due to the pandemic, UT Police Chief David Carter said.
Last semester,...
Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect that asymptomatic members of the UT community can sign up for Proactive Community Testing.
University Health Services and UT Health Austin will...
UT has reduced seating capacities in buildings and reorganized classrooms to meet COVID-19 safety protocols in preparation for in-person classes during the fall semester.
Out of 11,586 total class sections,...
Between 82 and 183 UT students may arrive infected with COVID-19 during the first week of classes, according to a report published Friday by a group of University researchers.
The COVID-19 Modeling...
After other universities have reopened and closed down weeks later due to coronavirus outbreaks, some UT students said they are not confident in the University’s policies to prevent the spread of...
For the first time in more than a century, The Daily Texan will not be making a daily print paper every weekday in the fall.
Instead, due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the paper’s...
Police used plastic handcuffs when they arrested Shomial Ahmad and nine other UT students in May 1999 after a five-hour sit-in supporting the creation of an Asian American studies program.
“It was...
Celina Rodrigo has loved basketball since she was 5 years old, but her passion for the game wasn’t enough to stop the inevitable.
In 2016, after four years as a guard on the Texas women’s basketball...
The Daily Texan will update this page regularly with updates about COVID-19 and how UT-Austin and the city plan to respond. Students can also find updates at the websites created by the City of Austin...
On March 12, 2019, I forced myself to breathe, barely awake in my hospital bed. Tubes blew oxygen into my nose. Needles dug into my neck and arms. But I was the healthiest I had been in years.
My new...
