Don Huffines, the Republican nominee for Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, said decreasing state spending is among his priorities in Bass Lecture Hall on Tuesday. The man running to be the state’s...

Just three weeks ago, Texas softball was ranked No. 1 in the country and only had one loss. On March 26, ahead of the Texas A&M series, the Longhorns boasted a 29-1 record. Nine games later, they’re...

The parents of Savitha Shan, a student who was killed during the Sixth Street shooting in March, shared on April 10 that they created an endowment scholarship in her honor.  Shan Muthian and Selvi...

A stadium shakes, rumbles. The stands are filled, and not a seat is empty. Fans on their feet—captivated by the athletes in burnt orange before them. Chants rise in a crescendo, and then for a brief...

The sound of birds chirping and voices of the Sweet Home Baptist Church choir rang through the air on a sunny Sunday afternoon in Pease Park. People walked around from stand to stand, buying lemonade and...

The John M. Kuehne Physics, Mathematics, and Astronomy Library will permanently close on May 6, the dean of the College of Natural Sciences announced in an email last month. In response, students launched...

Thousands of years ago, Egyptians used papyrus to write their documents and letters alongside their day-to-day lives. Now, papers people once considered trash are collected and studied by scholars, allowing...

In the modern game of college basketball, the key to building a successful roster is done through the portal. The prime example of this is the national champion, Michigan, which possesses a starting five...

As the sun goes down, thousands of students spill out of classrooms and into campus spaces, some heading to club meetings while others begin working on group projects, each experiencing college in their...

To some Austinites, running isn’t just exercise, it’s something closer to a religion. Run clubs have existed in Austin since the 1970s, but it wasn’t until a decade later that the city became...

The Trump administration proposed sweeping changes to policies regarding college athletes’ Name, Image and Likeness in an April 3 executive order. The order attempts to limit how much athletes can be...

The Austin City Council approved the development of two over 400-foot-tall towers on West Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, despite University and residential pushback.  The development will include...