Senate Bill 52, approved Oct. 15, provided the University with $56 million to renovate the Microelectronics Research Center at the J.J. Pickle Research Campus and $56 million to renovate the Physics, Math, and Astronomy building.
Another game, another halftime lead for Texas.
After taking a 14-10 lead into the locker room at the break, the matchup against No. 16 Baylor presented the Longhorns with an opportunity to squash...
Even though thousands of people attended ACL over its two weekends at the beginning of October, Austin health officials said 36 COVID-19 cases were attributed to the festival.
If the Longhorns’matchup against Iowa State has taught college volleyball fans anything, it is that Texas can dominate from both sides of the ball.
In Thursday night’s match against the Cyclones,...
If the Red River Showdown loss was a collapse of epic proportions, this Saturday’s loss to the Cowboys was a mild comeback — the kind that slowly snuck up on Texas after it held a comfortable lead for most of the game.
UT-Austin researchers are studying how communities of color engage with information online in order to help combat misinformation.
Researchers from the University teamed up with the University of Washington,...
University Health Services introduced roving proactive community testing sites Sept. 22, which provide walk-up COVID-19 tests on campus and results within hours.
The roving sites rotate through various...
Texas brought a new quarterback, a new head coach and a new “All Gas, No Brakes” culture to Saturday’s Red River Showdown. But it was the same old story.
At the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, the No....
People from around the country gathered at the Texas Capitol on Oct. 2 to protest the restrictive abortion law that went into effect on Sept. 1. But the fight for women’s rights has marched on for decades.
No. 1 Texas volleyball swept West Virginia for the second time this week in its Big 12 conference play debut.
Following a dominant win over the Mountaineers at Gregory Gym on Thursday night, the Longhorns...
UT students with children remain COVID-19 cautious for the safety of their families as they attend in-person classes again.
Students with children remain concerned since children younger than 12 are...
