Battle Hall, UT's architecture library, stands as a hidden gem with signature blue doors — a popular backdrop for Instagram and graduation photoshoots. While its exterior draws students with cameras...

Two local artists will paint a mural in the Gordon-White Building in January to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the Mexican American and Latina/o Studies Department.  The married artists Ernesto...

The University temporarily relocated the turtles from the turtle pond to the J.J. Pickle Research Campus until mid-December to repair a leak in the pond.  University contractors prepped the pond for...

  Hormonal birth control revolutionized fertility control, but also has significant effects on women’s physical and psychological processes, said a Texas Christian University psychologist and...

Over 200 students gathered outside the LBJ School of Public Affairs Tuesday for a “noise demonstration” to protest an event featuring former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett. Students and...

The University hosted a three-day event starting Nov. 13 called AI Live, which highlighted UT’s  advancements in artificial intelligence and celebrated the end of UT’s Year of AI. The program...

Latinx community college transfer students add unique perspectives to the community, speakers at a UT program’s research webinar said on Tuesday, discussing Latinx student success and diversity,...

When engineering junior Jovdat Rahimli left his home country to attend UT, he realized he was one of only 10 other students on campus from Azerbaijan, a small country near Turkey. To bring the small community...

The Moody College of Communication launched a new center on Oct. 30 to research how media influences global change and to develop strategies to improve global communication. The initiative, named...

A law professor from the University of Tennessee discussed pregnancy criminalization at the School of Law as part of her ongoing research on Monday. Professor Wendy Bach spoke about “Pregnancy As...