Twenty plus football games, two college football playoffs, 80 musicians, one ACL, three SXSWs, countless protests, tens of thousands of raws, three and a half years worth of weekly Tuesday meetings, published...

When Leila Saidane — my first and most influential photo editor — asked me to define photojournalism, I recited something I learned only that week, one of many insights I would take from Professor...

Matching his season high, pitching four innings, junior pitcher Max Grubbs allowed only three hits against one of the Southeastern Conference premier hitting units. Holding the No. 8 Auburn Tigers...

Texas Ballet exuded passion, grace and powerful storytelling throughout their performance of “Don Quixote” and select choreography at the group’s spring showcase on Saturday. As the lights...

  Tied 3–3 versus No. 3 Georgia, freshman pitcher Dylan Volantis came out of the bullpen for No. 5 Texas in the seventh inning. After winning the first two games of the series, the Longhorns...

Week in, week out, golf lovers gather to watch their favorite players rip apart courses on the PGA Tour. However, this weekend at the Valero Texas Open was not like most. With high winds swirling over...

Dominating on the mound and at the plate, scoring four runs early and holding No. 5 Texas baseball hitless into the fifth inning, the No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs were on cruising easy street Saturday afternoon. Early...

At least 40 people, including students, faculty and community members, gathered at the intersection of Speedway and 21st Street on Wednesday to protest against the 25th Annual Israel Block Party, which...

  As time expired in Birmingham, Vic Schaefer fell to his knees.  The head coach, who said this game is the hardest to win in the NCAA Tournament, led his team to a 58–47 victory...

The rainy conditions throughout the competition finally turned to sunshine on the final day of the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays. On a beautiful yet windy Saturday afternoon, Texas looked to finish...