U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy stopped by the Forty Acres on Wednesday for his “We Are Made to Connect” college tour, promoting the value of strengthening relationships in the midst of a “loneliness...

At Austin’s weekly farmers markets, shoppers can find anything from handcrafted leather to goat milk soap. The rows of tents overflow with local produce as visitors walk around the pavilion with bouquets...

In 1990, Congress officially designated the month of November as National Native American Heritage Month. Marked to formally acknowledge the important contributions of Native people and their tribal land,...

A Campus Events + Entertainment student committee will host the 42nd Annual Madrigal Renaissance Dinner, from Nov. 9-11 in the Shirley Bird Perry Ballroom, filling the Texas Union with sword fights, set...

Students, faculty and alumni filled the lobby of the newly restored Hogg Memorial Auditorium on Nov. 3 to celebrate the grand re-opening of the space after a two-year renovation project.  But for Ashley...

Among the sea of burnt orange making up a typical UT game, a group of women stands proudly in the crowd, clad in felt jackets, trimmed in white with an orange “T” stitched across the pocket. The group...

Rainy weather welcomes Austin’s transition into November, and nothing feels better on a cool day than a warm bowl of pho. Numerous Vietnamese restaurants surround UT’s campus, so The Daily Texan compiled...

Nestled in the busy streets of Austin or residing a few keyboard clicks away, Native American-owned businesses bring forth an array of products to customers. These businesses range from makeup brands to...

On the crosswalk next to the Moody College of Communication, an abundance of fliers ranging from places to work, listen to music and organizations to join adorn the sidewalk. One of those fliers offers...

With the homestretch of the semester approaching, the seemingly countless exams and assignments can grow overwhelming. For Longhorns looking to escape the hustle and bustle of UT, The Daily Texan compiled...

By 8 p.m. on Friday night, a line of people stretched down the block at the West Campus intersection of 21st and Pearl Street while they weathered the sweat-inducing humidity in their Halloween best....

In the early hours of the morning, a filmmaker, a business major and a computer scientist gather around the soft glow of a laptop trying to find the dining hall menu. Recognizing the inconvenience of dining...