Wesley Story

My seven semesters at the Texan are a blur. I would be lying if I told you I remember every story I wrote or every article I edited.     

Kirk Watson Paula Lavigne, J.M. Lozano, Wanda Mercer and Sierra Smith. Morgan Smith will moderate.

UT was ranked the second best college in the state and tied for 56th in the nation by the U.S. News and World Report.

Almost 20 years ago, Kevin Miller stumbled upon a well-kept University secret — a network of tunnels containing key utility lines that run underneath the University while working on a photography project for a class during his third year at UT.

Students will be trading in one week of winter break for an extra week of summer this upcoming school year.

A march in support of health care developed a victorious tone Saturday morning as Austin participants celebrated the recent defeat of the Affordable Care Act repeal legislation in the U.S. Senate.

A small lab fire broke out inside the Norman Hackerman Building on Thursday afternoon after a graduate student disposed of a syringe containing unreacted chemicals

“Classrooms not bathrooms,” echoed the chants of more than 100 people throughout the Capitol rotunda Tuesday afternoon as a coalition of protesters stood in opposition to Gov. Greg Abbott and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s special session agenda.

A UT System Board of Regents meeting was interrupted Wednesday afternoon when two animal rights activists barged into the meeting room holding signs with dog pictures. 

UT Health Services emailed multiple students Tuesday evening warning of a possible mumps exposure from a student in their classes.

Celebrations replete with rainbow flags and tear-stained cheeks erupted across the country two years ago after a long awaited decision that profoundly impacted the lives of LGBTQ people and the history of the nation.

It’s not uncommon for UT students to have run-ins with the seemingly fearless wildlife on campus, but flyers posted Monday around the University offer clear warnings about the grackles in the area.

UT alumnus Zachary Barth was injured when a lone gunman opened fire during a Republican congressional baseball practice early Wednesday morning.

The Academy of Distinguished Teachers at UT announced its 2017 inductees late last month after a thorough selection process that began in March.

Tensions clashed between Republican and Democratic lawmakers Monday as chants of “Undocumented. Unafraid.” echoed throughout the Capitol rotunda.

A new exhibit at the Harry Ransom Center features artifacts from the set of critically acclaimed television series “Mad Men.”

A team of researchers at UT discovered a new class of antibodies that can protect against a wide range of virus strains while studying the influenza vaccine.

Students waited for their numbers to be called so they could have their skin examined for troublesome spots Wednesday at the Texas Union. 

A 7-foot-tall replica of the UT Tower known as the “Tower of Toys” will stand in the ground floor of the Main Building where students can place donations for Orange Santa.

Students studying for their finals in the Student Activity Center won’t have far to go to find a space to manage their stress, if a Student Government initiative to open a new MindBody Lab goes as planned.

When students post selfies with their “I voted” stickers on Facebook after they vote, new research found that those post could possibly inspire their friends to go out and vote as well.

Travis County has registered a total of 717,694 voters for the upcoming election, and continues to process voter registration forms submitted before the deadline, surpassing its original goal of registering 90 percent of the county’s eligible voters, according to the Tax Office website.

A ball weight with an ankle cuff, love letters and handwritten magic tricks are a few of the items you might find on display this month at the Harry Ransom Center.

The Multicultural Engagement Center hosted an open-panel discussion with first-generation college students on Saturday.

UT students in writing flag courses have the opportunity to win money just for doing their class work.

Central Texas residents need to take precautionary action in order to be prepared in the case of an emergency, Travis County and Austin officials said in a press release to mark Emergency Preparedness Month.