After a trip to the Union Coffee House, a student immediately alerts the Kinsolving GroupMe. She finally found the person a devoted group of residents had been on the lookout for — Stanley the barista.
No,...
Local multimedia artist Madeline Irvine used a box of washers as a central element in her seven monthlong abstract art project called “Pandemic Clock.”
It’s Saturday afternoon. The kitchen smells strongly of southern spices and sautéed onions. In stained aprons and bulky safety goggles, Chris Cubas and Maris Clegg spend hours prepping vegetables, cutting...
Efforts to be inclusive can sometimes leave people feeling more separated than ever.
Advocates of the term “womxn” believe it is more inclusive of those who don’t identify with the cisgender...
Trekking through over six inches of snow, Parisa Mahmud used her newest camera lens to capture a rare Texas sight — iconic Austin landmarks blanketed in a seemingly blissful layer of white.
In reality,...
If they weren’t eating at Chick-fil-A, Zaheer Pirani and his three roommates inevitably started their daily quarrel about where to eat. Tired of arguing with his friends, Pirani chose to solve the problem.
“At...
Dressed in a gown adorned with glued-on sunflowers, a wig and seven-inch heels, Celia Light performed in drag for the first time at the Dobie City Limits Festival in 2018. Just seconds into her live performance,...
The savory scent of homemade chicken biryani floated through a West Campus apartment as Kavya Sethi cooked her favorite dish for her friends.
“Even though most of my friends aren’t South Asian,...
As Bonnie Devany wrapped her grandmother in her arms for the first time in over a year, she said it felt like everything she dreamed it would be.
“I know my world is not going to be entirely back...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the March 23 issue of The Daily Texan.
Standing in the corner of an operating room in India in 2018, Anusha Dabak watched as her aunt administered anesthesia...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the March 23 issue of The Daily Texan.
Adorned with dark eyeshadow and a red bass guitar, Katelyn Ware takes her place at center stage, her sister Natalie...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the March 23 issue of The Daily Texan.
Almost overnight, dinner table conversations shifted from daily life updates to the ongoing COVID-19 vaccine...
