Laura Rivera, General News Reporter
• July 26, 2024
MoveOutATX, an annual event for students to donate unwanted items, is set to take place every day from July 27-31 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in West Campus. Started in 2017, the event aims to help students...
Laura Rivera, General News Reporter
• July 15, 2024
Businesses along The Drag struggle when summer comes around and students leave town. Low sales and record-high rents on Guadalupe Street worsen these businesses’ problems along a once lively commercial...
The new School of Civic Leadership will begin offering general education and signature courses for the 2024-2025 school year.
The School of Civic Leadership aims to prepare students for leadership...
Laura Rivera, General News Reporter
• July 4, 2024
Junior Luisa Mao shared her findings on a robot’s ability to differentiate terrains with artificial intelligence in a new research paper she completed on June 6 that now awaits official publication.
Mao...
Kylee Howard, Associate News Editor
• July 1, 2024
The University estimates a crowd of tens of thousands caused a “scary” atmosphere on the South Mall Lawn during UT’s SEC Celebration on Sunday.
The University put on a free celebration of Texas...
The University hosted a free public event on Sunday to celebrate its move into the Southeastern Conference. The celebration included a parade, carnival games and a free Pitbull concert in front of...
Document Solutions opened in the former U.S. Postal Service’s West Mall location on Tuesday, June 25, according to a University press release.
The reopening comes after the USPS West Mall post office...
Evelyn Conway, General News Reporter
• June 26, 2024
The floor plans for the new McCombs School of Business were completed earlier this month, with construction planned to end in 2028.
The Miriam and James J. Mulva Hall will hold undergraduate and...
Just a short walk from campus, the Neill-Cochran House Museum stands as a portal to a bygone era. On June 22, the museum shared the newly-restored exhibit in its Juneteenth Celebration, a holiday memorializing...
The University sent out a second round of disciplinary notices on June 14 to students arrested during April’s pro-Palestine protests.
This week’s notices mirrored the previous letters said senior...
Laura Rivera, General News Reporter
• June 16, 2024
The UT Disability Cultural Center held its first summer adapted tennis session on Monday at Charles Alan Wright Fields at the Berry M. Whitaker Sports Complex.
The annual sessions are hosted in partnership...
Wheatsville Food Co-Op, Austin’s cooperatively-owned grocery store and market, announced the closure of its Guadalupe Street location after four decades of service in a special edition newsletter.
General...
