About 15 students displayed signs with phrases such as, “Stop putting mental health on the back burner” in front of the tower Friday afternoon to advocate for better mental health infrastructure at UT in memory of the Towhid family.
Three people were pronounced dead after the Austin Police Department responded to reports of an active shooter at Great Hills Trail and Rain Creek Parkway on Sunday afternoon.
TW: Discussion surrounding mental health. To report concerning behavior or ask for advice, students can call the Behavior Concerns and COVID-19 Advice Line at 512-232-5050. Students can also contact the...
A team of College of Natural Sciences researchers won the Visualizing Science 2021 competition for their image depicting how cerebellum mutations cause Ataxia-Telangiectasia, a neurodegenerative disorder,...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the April 13 issue of The Daily Texan.
Graduate students are urging the University to grant an extension of funding and time to complete their research,...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the April 13 issue of The Daily Texan.
More than 91% of classes will be held face to face in the fall, Kathleen Harrison, the communications manager for...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the April 13 issue of The Daily Texan.
As more students become eligible for COVID-19 vaccination, they will need to take important steps to protect their...
UT Health Austin said they hope to offer vaccinations to all UT community members by July after distributing over 100,000 vaccinations, UT President Jay Hartzell said Thursday in a message to the UT community....
TW: Discussions of police brutality, murder
Editor’s Note: Two sources within this story, Andrea and M, are identified using false name to protect their identity due to fear of repercussions for protesting...
The School of Nursing launched two vaccination delivery programs in March that provide vaccines to underserved Austin communities.
The two programs, Vaccine Administration Mobile Operations (VAMOS)...
Daniel Wrapp religiously refreshed his spam folder every two hours before he finally got an email from UT Health Austin to book his first vaccine appointment.
“I made the first available appointment...
