Before becoming an associate professor of American Sign Language in 2007, Deborah White worked with families of deaf infants and was already passionate about teaching. Now, she teaches students her...

An iconic ideogram stands in the center of the Forty Acres. Breaking its silence every quarter hour, the landmark has kept careful watch over football rallies, demonstrations and commencement ceremonies...

Relaxing art projects livened up Mason Henegar’s windowless room in spring 2021, catapulting her to ask on Reddit if anyone would be interested in an art therapy group. Longhorn Art Therapy Club launched...

Throughout history, peace usually follows the end of war and conflict. But for UT professor Gray Garmon, the concept of peace could encompass a much larger scope.  “We don't define love as the opposite...

Anxiously waiting inside the head of the lion, Ana Marcela Cantu listens for the beat of the tanggu to begin performing her first competitive lion dance with her teammates. “Going to (the) competition,...

Striking, colorful and undeniably eye-catching, the University Co-Op’s “Austintatious” mural stretches across the store’s exterior on the corner of 23rd St. An enduring testament to Austin's unique...

Tucked behind a canopy of live oaks sits an understated edifice. The building’s dull colors and subtle ornaments don’t accrue the same fanfare as Battle Hall, its esteemed sister, but upon a closer...

Haley Jústiz considers her first entrepreneurial venture to be a “Hunger Games” fan page she launched on Instagram as a middle schooler, which amassed over 300,000 followers. Now a Plan II and...

With over 8 billion people in the world, humanity houses an infinite amount of brain types.  Individuals with autism — a neurological and developmental spectrum disorder — makeup about 1% of the world’s...

Leaving the rush of college life in America, a trip across the Atlantic Ocean led Jessica Nguyen to experience the leisure of Aix-en-Provence, France. During her semester abroad, Nguyen spent her days...

Kristine Hernandez created an embroidery design at 3 a.m. from her Kinsolving bedroom — a frog with a cowboy hat that reads “Howdy from Austin.” She said she never anticipated sweatshirts embroidered...

USA Today’s Women of the Year project recognized UT professor Monica Muñoz Martinez as a national honoree for her work shedding light on the history of Mexican Americans in Texas during the 20th...