Mehana Ondreyka, General Life&Arts Reporter
• October 13, 2023
In a vibrant whirl of colors and feathers, indigenous dancers move in time with steady, echoing drums and heartbeats synced in rhythm. For indigenous people, the music of the Powwow drum represents the...
A UT lab discovered the function of an enzyme that can potentially target new therapies for breast cancer.
Published on Sept. 21, the research, conducted with research teams at UT Health San Antonio...
Just two days after losing in a heartbreaking fashion to Oklahoma, head coach Steve Sarkisian and the rest of the Texas football team are ready to get back to work. After the 34-30 upset, Texas fell to...
Erika Pernis, General News Reporter
• October 8, 2023
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences inducted three UT professors from the College of Liberal Arts on Sept. 30 for their expertise and leadership in their fields.
While honoring members across...
Evan Vieth, Associate Sports Editor
• October 7, 2023
The fate of two universities was on the line with 1:17 left on the clock. No timeouts, just football, and the eyes of 92,000 fans decked out in Texas burnt orange and Oklahoma maroon red. A three-point...
When Lily Deitelzweig approached the large orange words spray-painted on the sidewalk in front of her sorority house late last month, she was shocked.
“I think everyone was appalled by it, Jewish...
Content warning: This article contains mentions of animal cruelty.
Two turtles were found fatally harmed on Sept. 24 in West Campus near the intersection of Rio Grande Street and 25th Street.
“I...
Madeline Duncan, General Projects Reporter
• October 3, 2023
On the western edge of West Campus, nestled in the center of HillTop apartments, lies a small, two-story building made of wood and limestone. The building is the last remaining piece of Wheatville, Austin’s...
Evan Vieth, Associate Sports Editor
• October 2, 2023
For the first time since 2011, both Texas and Oklahoma enter the Red River Showdown as two undefeated teams. While the Longhorns, sitting at No. 3 in the nation as of the most recent AP poll, lost that...
Tyler Pullum, General Life&Arts Reporter
• October 1, 2023
In a city like Austin, with endless creative avenues, college offers fresh experiences and opportunities. For freshmen Luis Hernandez and Sanni Sari, pursuing music with UTalent Records, a student-run...
Evan Vieth, Associate Sports Editor
• September 30, 2023
After an enormous first half performance a week prior, Texas’ offense struggled to convert in a lackluster second quarter against No. 24 Kansas. Despite a resounding victory, it’s back to the drawing...
Stuart Reichler, an associate professor of practice in the Freshman Research Initiative, gives new UT students their first-ever taste of academic research. Since teaching at UT for 22 years and living...
