The Daily Texan Staff

B.1.1.7 variant of COVID-19 was detected at UT-Austin, a student business creates sustainable fashion, Texas softball prepares for the season and an opinion columnist asks that student-parents and full-time workers should get priority registration.

Uninsured students struggle to afford medical care, the pandemic forces students to adjust their coping mechanisms, and a freshman forward is a finalist for the Power Forward of the Year Award.

Professors reminisce about in-person connections, waitress makes customers smile with receipt sketches, guard duo brings Texas to No.5 ranking and the editorial board writes about tuition issues.

Students return to campus as COVID-19 cases surge in Austin, Donovan Williams returns to the basketball court less than a year after an injury and students talk about missing cosplay conventions.

The Daily Texan reflects on what's happened this semester and what's coming, and permanent staffers say goodbye to working at the paper.

Students reflect on 2020 and UT holds a controlled burn on campus.

Football preview for Week 13 of the 2020 season.

Students worry about traveling home as COVID-19 cases increase, an alumnus creates a comic book to chronicle moving from the Rio Grande Valley to Austin and Head coach Tom Herman speaks on job security rumors.

UT students react to drawn-out 2020 presidential elections, and the editorial board calls for Moody College to sever its relationship with Stan Richards.

Football preview for week 10 of the 2020 season.

The editorial board argues UT should improve its proactive community testing program, and The Daily Texan breaks down local elections on the ballot.

UT-Austin students travel home to cast ballots in 2020 election, and Texas football team prepares to play Baylor Saturday.

Football preview for week six of the 2020 season.

Immunocompromised UT students feel trapped between risking health and taking classes, and JPs Pancake Company Food Truck creates joy in West Campus.

Football preview for week three of the 2020 season.

Longhorn superfan continues 43-year attendance streak, and Texas football players opt out of ‘The Eyes of Texas’ as fans sing.

A Texas football assistant director blazes her own trail, and students demand UT-Austin change COVID-19 reporting policy in dorms.

Freshmen get creative in connecting with peers, volleyball is moved to the Erwin Center and Travis County will set up drive-thrus to mail in ballots.

Members of The Daily Texan sports senior staff have compiled a college football preseason Top 25 poll. It’s as if things were, you know, normal. 

Amid nationwide protests and a global pandemic, The Daily Texan looks back on a summer of social unrest and looks toward a fall of uncertainty.

Student commuters prepare to balance in-person and online classes, and Julius Whittier's family and friends react to a statue going up in his honor.

Following protests and calls for chage, UT will rename Robert Lee Moore Hall but keep "The Eyes of Texas" as its school song.

UT announced more details of its reopening plan Monday, including online, hybrid and in-person classes, mostly double-occupancy rooms in residence halls and a new app for COVID-19 symptom screening.

Former athletes weigh in on current Longhorns’ calls to remove “The Eyes of Texas,” and students navigate virtual health care during the pandemic

The Daily Texan recaps the events of Spring 2020 in a digital flip book.

The Daily Texan has created a tournament of its own. Divided into four quadrants, the bracket has matchups between 16 of the top Longhorn athletes of all time.  

Fall 2019: Looking back, looking forward. 

With No. 11 Texas and No. 6 Oklahoma heading to the Cotton Bowl for the 115th installment of the Red River Showdown, The Daily Texan staff has ranked Texas' five best wins in Dallas. 

Learn more about the candidates in the upcoming Campus-Wide elections. 

Editor’s Note: To accompany our Pulitzer Prize for Fiction package which ran on April 15, 2013, The Daily Texan has compiled a list of the Pulitzer Prizes awarded for the 2013 Pulitzer Prize.

Here are preliminary suggestions collected from The Daily Texan staff and readers to boost the Texan's relevance and revenue.

Original date of publication: Jan. 5, 1964. This is the third part of three republished DKR articles from The Daily Texan and The Associated Press archives.

Days two and three of the USTA/ITA Texas Regional Championships proved to be more difficult for the Longhorns’ men’s tennis team than day one.

On Friday morning, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a set of interim electoral district maps drawn by a three-judge panel in San Antonio.

Read more for a compilation of all of the The Daily Texan's coverage immediately during and shortly after the incident.