During spring break, many students head back home or go on vacation outside the state. However, for the students staying on campus during this break, The Daily Texan found events happening throughout the...

Mardi Gras, also known as Fat Tuesday, is a New Orleans tradition that encourages all those in celebration to feast before Lent, marking the end of Carnival and the beginning of Ash Wednesday and Lent....

Jazz music from the Huston-Tillotson University Jazz Collective fills the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs lobby as artists passionately speak about their work, which explores themes of liberation...

Content warning: This article contains mention of sexual assault. With each painful step on her hands and knees, Summer Willis turned endurance into advocacy. The UT English alumna completed the Austin...

Walking into the Visual Arts Center, visitors are faced with a large reproduction of a construction tarp. Cut into it, a Mayan poem, “Deep Cavern, Invisible Work,” highlights the barrier between the...

Austin’s creative scene pulses at the heart of the city’s culture. This Black History Month, The Daily Texan spotlighted local Black artists whose work pushes boundaries, tells untold stories and redefines...

All eyes rest on the two baristas behind the espresso machine as they carefully pour the perfect design. A crowd of coffee enthusiasts buzz with anticipation while they wait for the judges to announce...

Walking into the Visual Art Center’s “The Modern Cowboy” exhibit, various types of art fill the room, including photography, paintings, thread work and artifacts such as used baseball bats and...

Kimberly Mata-Rubio, a former journalist and current advertising executive at the Uvalde Leader News, sat at her desk in the newsroom when she heard the police scanner report a shooting near Robb Elementary...

In 2019, UT alum Oscar Cásares and his friend, Joel Salcido, drove to the border along the Rio Grande from El Paso to Brownsville. Cásares wanted to tell his children the stories of the border he grew...

The forecast read sunny with a chance of Glen at Auditorium Shores by Lady Bird Lake on Nov. 24, when Austinites searched for the best Glen Powell look-alike in the city. Nearly 20 “Glens” participated...

The first “Call of Duty” game under the control of Microsoft, “Black Ops 6,” released Oct. 25. “Call of Duty: Black Ops 6” takes place during the Gulf War in 1991 and contains three modes:...