In the current culture of social distancing and isolation, some students say they have changed their love languages, or the ways they give love to others and receive love in return.
To streamline the COVID-19 vaccination process in Gregory Gym, UT enlisted students to administer vaccines and help patients navigate the vaccination site.
Three UT students began the UT Ecosia campaign last fall to promote student usage of Ecosia, a search engine that uses most of its advertising revenue to plant trees in environmentally damaged areas across the world.
As the sun beat down on the line outside of Gregory Gym, student volunteers helped guide people to their COVID-19 vaccination appointments.
On the way out, an elderly man stopped to thank volunteer...
This semester, the Campus Environmental Center’s subgroup Half-Pint Prairie is collaborating with another subgroup called Microfarm to set up a table next to the Billie L. Turner Plant Resources Center, UT’s biodiversity center in the Tower, to hand out seeds, pots and other gardening materials.
Rapunzel-length locks and mullet comebacks have become iconic pandemic looks. But with the state of Texas opening up vaccine distribution to every adult, students who have gone months without a haircut...
For many students, the traditional college experience has been confined to their childhood homes as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and remote learning.
Due to a large loss of employment within the Texas oil and gas industry, some students hoping to enter the once-booming industry have pursued further education or shifted career paths entirely.
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...
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.
Almost overnight, dinner table conversations shifted from daily life updates to the ongoing COVID-19 vaccine...
