This March, hundreds of thousands of visitors flocked to downtown Austin for South By Southwest, transforming the city into a melting pot of the brightest minds in tech and entertainment. Beyond the official...
While not officially a part of campus, the stretch of Guadalupe Street from 21st to 28th, known affectionately as The Drag, has been an integral backdrop to the University of Texas experience...
Catharine Li , Senior News Reporter
• April 22, 2025
A federal immigration registration requirement effective April 11 directs all non-citizens 14 years or older to share personal and immigration history information and be fingerprinted if they are staying...
Leo Barnes, General Sports Reporter
• April 20, 2025
It’s taken two straight days of play to get to this point. Two straight days of comebacks and emotionally-fueled disputes with the men standing across them.
On Sunday, Texas walked into enemy...
The day after the 2024 presidential election, an undocumented UT student, who will further be referred to as Jane, woke up and cried. She knew what Donald Trump had promised with a second term: sweeping...
That’s because, in 2021, Texas became the 14th state to pass legislation that would give student-athletes the ability to profit off of their name, image and likeness — a landmark development in the...
Madison West, Life&Arts General Reporter
• April 14, 2025
Headsets were on and lights dimmed as the doors to Pulse: Echoes of Humanity, a Texas Immersive experience, opened to a group of 20 “test subjects.” Led by scientists in white coats through a series...
Elie Brunson, General Life&Arts Reporter
• April 13, 2025
Texas Ballet exuded passion, grace and powerful storytelling throughout their performance of “Don Quixote” and select choreography at the group’s spring showcase on Saturday.
As the lights...
Catharine Li, Senior News Reporter
• April 9, 2025
Editor's note: On April 4, The Associated Press reported that two UT Austin graduates, who remained in the U.S. to work as permitted by their student visas, had their student visas revoked. The Texan has...
The Austin City Council approved extended funds to the Central Texas Food Bank on March 27 to increase resources for local university and college food pantries.
The Central Texas Food Bank will receive...
A new online interactive map identifies locations where Texans can access naloxone, also called Narcan, which is a medicine that rapidly reverses an overdose, Gov. Greg Abbott announced in a March 26 news...
