As students rush back to their respective apartments to change from gameday to going-out outfits, phones ping across the Forty Acres. News from that night’s game flood phones with pictures of Arch Manning...

Dreaming of ways to engage the Austin community during the pandemic, UT alumna Juliet Whitsett, and her friend, Marianne Newsom, devised a plan for an interactive creativity hub. Building the first two...

As rhythmic beats thumped in the evening air, chrome mannequins and disco balls glistened under P. Terry's Burger Stand’s iconic neon signs. The Secret Disco Society, an underground electronic music...

For more than half a century, NBC’s Saturday Night Live opened with the iconic line, “Live from New York, it’s Saturday night.” With the arrival of the Lorne Michaels collection at the Harry Ransom...

As attendees rush into LZR, a venue used for Coffee and Chill ATX,  coffee vendors and cold plunge baths cover the floor where attendees can dance, drink coffee and meet new people. House music blares...

August marks Austin’s Pride Month, with the city’s official celebration taking place on Aug. 23. In the weeks leading up to it, drag shows across the city offer opportunities to celebrate, build community...

During spring break, many students head back home or go on vacation outside the state. However, for the students staying on campus during this break, The Daily Texan found events happening throughout the...

Mardi Gras, also known as Fat Tuesday, is a New Orleans tradition that encourages all those in celebration to feast before Lent, marking the end of Carnival and the beginning of Ash Wednesday and Lent....

Jazz music from the Huston-Tillotson University Jazz Collective fills the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs lobby as artists passionately speak about their work, which explores themes of liberation...

Content warning: This article contains mention of sexual assault. With each painful step on her hands and knees, Summer Willis turned endurance into advocacy. The UT English alumna completed the Austin...

Walking into the Visual Arts Center, visitors are faced with a large reproduction of a construction tarp. Cut into it, a Mayan poem, “Deep Cavern, Invisible Work,” highlights the barrier between the...