Beginning April 2024, colleges across the United States were met with police and state response to student protests against the ongoing war in Gaza. In total, over 3,100 students, faculty and others were...

Amidst ongoing changes in transgender healthcare, legislation and acceptance, three UT students voice concern for their community.

The Hole in the Wall, a bar and live music venue, has been a staple to the UT community for over 50 years and is home to many historic art pieces from Austin's Guadalupe Street.

The Daily Texan spoke with wheelchair users who voiced their concerns regarding accessibility of the UT Austin campus. Respondents said the University as not as accessible as it could be based on their...

Engineers and other Longhorn creatives come together to create and test race cars as part of the longstanding student organization, Longhorn Racing.

Vibe Artisan Market made a stop in Austin the weekend of March 29. Since 2020, the Market has held events throughout Texas, spotlighting local artists and handcrafted goods.

Austin Rodeo kicked off bright and early on Friday, March 7. Organizers cooked up to 200 pounds of free sausage for attendees, some of which have been coming for over 50 years.

Longhorns held the second annual Kōmori Con anime convention on Saturday, March 8. Guests were treated to a variety of anime-themed vendors, performances and other activities.

Carnaval, a Brazilian celebration traditionally held the Saturday before Ash Wednesday, was celebrated at the Austin bar and coffee shop Ani's Day and Night. Attendees were treated to a variety of Brazilian...

Standing on the intersection of 23rd and San Gabriel Streets, the Neill-Cochran House Museum is an 1856 historic site located minutes away from UT. The building was constructed using slave labor and is...