With the sun barely out and cold wind blowing up dust Sunday morning on Lady Bird Lake, a group of people gathered outside of Mañana coffee shop, stretching and setting up tables. The crew behind “Remaining...

When an antique dealer bought an ancient Roman bust for $35 from a Goodwill on Far West Boulevard in 2018, UT’s Antiquities Action was one of the first groups to see it up close. The group of students,...

Content Warning: This article contains mentions of domestic violence.  Business freshman Teagan House was honored with the Texas Council on Family Violence’s Activist of the Year award in a ceremony...

As a kid, Ilya Finkelstein always wanted to be a scientist. Curious about the natural world, he found himself outside, collecting butterflies and cataloging them. He enjoyed seeing how everything worked...

    Kennels of puppies were scattered around Victory Lap last Thursday as PAWS Shelter of Central Texas hosted a Valentine’s Day fundraiser. Although many may have felt the gloom of droplets...

Greeted by Islamic poetry pamphlets, attendees stepped into the Union Building’s Quadrangle room, its perimeter lined with tables displaying Islamic art on Saturday. About 15 artists filled the room...

In 1999, 600 students packed the Boyd Auditorium to hear UT professor Tim Rowe presented a bold hypothesis: dinosaurs never truly went extinct — they now walk, or rather, fly, among us as birds. That...

Thirty years ago, Paula Priour walked along Waller Creek with her husband, Damian, collecting debris along the creek for Damian’s commissioned sculpture for the Austin Convention Center. Now, Priour...

Dancing to traditional Kazakh music and being inspired to perform, a 10-year-old boy busked on the streets of Dallas nine years ago. The same boy is now an independent artist who produces original music...

With the release of “The Gorge,” The Daily Texan sat down with director Scott Derrickson to discuss his directing decisions and filmmaking advice for students. The Daily Texan: “The Gorge” seems...

For marketing sophomore Marley Brownlow, creating bracelets became more than a hobby; it was a way to carry on her mother's legacy. After watching both her mother and childhood friend battle cancer, she...

While many students find themselves hitting the snooze button most early mornings, one campus group meets to run a three-mile loop at 7 a.m. every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday as the sun rises. They...