The University announced the closure of the Division of Campus and Community Engagement and subsequent layoffs in an email on Tuesday, leaving staff and students blindsided.
The Division’s termination...
The University announced today the closure of the Division of Campus and Community Engagement, after a review of the University’s Senate Bill 17 implementation, in an email from President Jay Hartzell.
The...
Vivien Ayers, General Projects Reporter
• April 1, 2024
In Littlefield Fountain, at least 50 champagne corks float in the water as the aftermath of students’ graduation photoshoots. A forgotten receipt from the William C. Powers Activity Center Chick-fil-A...
The seconds ticked away in the fourth quarter, and graduate guard Shaylee Gonzales could only look on from the bench. The leader who had been so crucial for the Longhorns couldn’t do anything but...
In a complete shift from the high scoring games on Thursday and Friday nights, with teams blowing the other out, Texas defeated No. 23 Kansas State 6-3 in Manhattan, Kansas. With the win on Saturday, the...
Isa Almeida, Senior Sports Reporter
• March 30, 2024
The game might have not looked promising in the early minutes, but top-seeded Texas women’s basketball found its pace to dominate Gonzaga for a 69-47 Sweet Sixteen win at the Moda Center in Portland,...
After getting dominated by No. 23 Kansas State on Thursday night, Texas baseball reciprocated the Wildcats’ same energy to even the series at 1-1. In an all out slug-fest on Friday night, Texas came...
Kylee Howard, General Projects Reporter
• March 29, 2024
The University allowed female students to attend its schools from its inception in 1883, joining few universities that admitted both female and male students at the time, almost four decades prior to the...
The Food Security Agency, in partnership with Parking and Transportation Services, launched a grocery shuttle pilot program on March 23.
The shuttle, which runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on select Saturdays...
Emily DeMotte, General Projects Reporter
• March 25, 2024
For the past four admissions cycles, UT applicants have weighed whether or not standardized scores would make or break their acceptance onto the Forty Acres, adding extra stress to an already uncertain...
Riddhi Bora, General Life&Arts Reporter
• March 24, 2024
Content warning: This story contains mentions of sexual assault.
“What starts here changes the world” may appear an ambitious statement to some, but for Texas Enactus, it accurately describes their...
