Morgan-Taylor Thomas

The Daily Texan curated a list of local businesses with COVID-19 safe events for you and your significant other or platonic bestie to participate in. 

The Daily Texan has compiled a list of stores near campus and will continue to update this list with hours of operation for the rest of the week. 

Four-year-old Riya Mahesh didn’t have much choice in attending her first piano lesson, her mother pulling her along by the hand.

Nail care is an essential part of some UT students’ beauty routines, who use nail art to express individuality and boost their confidence.

Committing to a tattoo can be nerve-wracking, but committing to a matching tattoo with someone else can be even scarier. Some students said the ink has only brought them closer to that person.  

With a bunch of silver and gold chain necklaces around her neck, Susannah Joffe applied blush to her face as she got ready for a night out. Peering into the mirror, she said her journey to music started when she would co-write and sing with her dad at a young age.

School of Nursing clinical students received a package of personal protective equipment at the beginning of the semester. Some nursing students said they still felt the need to buy their own masks and are concerned about their safety.

Abhi Velaga is a one-man-band: The computer science senior plays instruments, contributes vocals and produces all of his own songs. 

Students say their ability to produce media content with high-quality equipment has been limited because of restrictions on University resources.

Some students who made the choice to adopt pets during quarantine said their pets have become their support system, workout buddies and best friends. 

Crowd-surfing, headbanging and masses of sweaty bodies jumping up and down used to be the essence of attending a concert. Now, fans must stay away from fellow audience members.