Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the June 7, 2022 flipbook.
Twenty-one portraits line the Texas Capitol steps, candles and flowers by their side. As community members pass the microphone...
On the afternoon of April 24, Alejandra Zuñiga smiled, taking in the buzzing atmosphere of vendors selling crafts and treats while people gathered to support her creation — the Casa Marianella Market.
Zuñiga...
When Hook ’Em takes the field, the crowd erupts. As UT’s horned mascot bounces up and down, the crowd jumps to their feet in pride and energy for the burnt orange. Underneath his costume, Christian...
Editor's note: This article first appeared in the May 3, 2022 flipbook.
At the bend of Samarth Thawani’s inner arm, a play and two skip buttons wrap across his skin like a band.
Without the melodies...
Angela Lim, Senior Life & Arts Reporter
• May 5, 2022
As a child, Jennifer Ling Datchuk routinely helped her grandmother prepare a fresh batch of dumplings. With her grandmother’s homemade wrappers in hand, she placed a spoonful of filling and painstakingly...
Every day on her way to class, Weyatta Kpinkpin walks around Amaryllis, a black geometric sculpture that takes on different shapes as viewers walk around the piece. Looking at its sleek finish and straight...
Alishba Javaid, Life and Arts general reporter
• May 4, 2022
When public health freshman Raisa Gire visited the Jokate Mwegelo Girls School in Kisarawe, Tanzania last summer for the inauguration of the well she helped build through her nonprofit, she said she saw...
A new peer-led support group program at UT will help students address issues concerning imposter syndrome and mental health diagnoses or discuss navigating queer identities and first-generation college...
According to a 2021 survey published by the Greater Austin Asian Chamber of Commerce in partnership with UT students, 89% of Asian-owned businesses in Austin experienced a loss of revenue during...
Last week, Levi Casias visited Coconut Club for the first time to bask in the venue’s large neon sign and reverberating dance music. Though excited, Casias said a sobering realization overshadowed his...
Dana Tran’s fingers drifted over the different items in her mother’s closet — colorful shirts, skirts and dresses. As she scavenges through this space, something she began doing as a child, Tran...
Kaiya Little, Life and Arts Reporter
• April 28, 2022
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the April 26, 2022 flipbook.
Flush against her collarbone, numbers inch along Navya Sirohi’s skin, forming an orderly line. Strung together, the single...
