In light of the extreme militarization that took place on our campus Wednesday, I find it is inappropriate to continue business as usual and publish a 30, or a goodbye column, without discussing what our...
At orientation, our newspaper advisor Peter tells us we'll leave the Texan with lifelong friends.
He’s right. It’s the people who kept me at the Texan so long. Being editor-in-chief this year...
The final buzzer sounded and I started typing. I sat there at the Moda Center, courtside, in complete shock as the team I had covered all season was sent packing in the Elite 8. Tears started to swell...
What do you want to be when you grow up? It’s a question that asks us to define ourselves from kindergarten to, well, forever. I would like to say that I struggled with this question, that it was something...
I wrote this in October. And no it wasn’t because I felt ready to leave the Texan last month … okay maybe I did a little. But it was mostly because I was feeling sentimental.
I was reflecting...
The school newspaper has been my home since my sophomore year of high school. I stumbled into journalism and it changed my life. I found my voice and my identity in the newsroom, I also found my life long...
Kate Whyte, Double Coverage Copy Editor
• November 30, 2023
Copy editors are trained to pay attention to the details. We spend hours going down research rabbit holes to perfect the things that most people would overlook (until they’re wrong, of course). But I...
I came to the University of Texas with intentions of working in the medical field. A hastily-done application changed that.
The spring of my freshman year, I decided to apply for the Daily Texan sports...
My first photo meeting, in the fall of 2021, I sat at the ping pong table in the basement we call a newsroom and thought, “I’ll do this a little differently when I’m photo editor.”
Like most...
My journey at The Texan was nothing short of life-changing. The experiences and platform that I was able to obtain here is something that I truly think has influenced the journalist I am today, and has...
Kevin Vu, Associate Managing Editor
• November 30, 2023
Finally, I’m free.
I remember telling myself:
“I’m quitting the Texan after my third semester as a senior news reporter.”
That turned to: “I’m quitting the Texan after I become news...
So many people write about when they joined the Texan as the head of their 30, but I don’t think that story truly encapsulates the last two and a half years I’ve spent here.
Instead let me tell...
