Thousands of viewers, from the UT community and beyond, gathered on campus Monday to watch the first total solar eclipse in Austin since 1397.
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“Here Comes the Sun'' by The Beatles blared...
SafeHorns unveiled its new location, SafeHorns Place, in the heart of West Campus during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday.
Established in 2016, SafeHorns, an advocacy group of UT parents and community...
Students posted hundreds of flyers and sticky notes with the message “#NOTOURTEXAS” on buildings, poles and notable landmarks on campus and in surrounding areas around midnight Thursday — but...
Maryam Ahmed, Senior News Reporter
• April 3, 2024
Protesters donned keffiyehs and Palestinian flags, chanted and held up signs near Jester Hall to protest the Israel Block Party occurring on Speedway Tuesday.
The Israel Block Party is the largest...
Texas Hillel held its 24th annual Israel Block Party on Tuesday.
The event is the largest pro-Israel event on a college campus in North America and aims to “unite and educate the polarized student...
Vivien Ayers, General Projects Reporter
• April 1, 2024
In Littlefield Fountain, at least 50 champagne corks float in the water as the aftermath of students’ graduation photoshoots. A forgotten receipt from the William C. Powers Activity Center Chick-fil-A...
Nine thousand two hundred lbs of coffee grounds returned to the earth as compost last semester thanks to a University initiative celebrated at Longhorn Coffee Co. on Tuesday.
Grounds for Grounds,...
Kylee Howard, General Projects Reporter
• March 29, 2024
The University allowed female students to attend its schools from its inception in 1883, joining few universities that admitted both female and male students at the time, almost four decades prior to the...
Pili Saravia, Senior News Reporter
• March 28, 2024
On the northern edge of campus sits Whitis Court, a quiet residence hall made up of six two-story buildings, all connected by a courtyard. Last month, The University of Texas System Board of Regents authorized...
Emily DeMotte, General News Reporter
• March 28, 2024
Purple, white and orange decorations adorned the University’s Main Mall Wednesday afternoon for the inaugural campuswide Women’s History Month celebration.
The Division of Campus and Community...
The Food Security Agency, in partnership with Parking and Transportation Services, launched a grocery shuttle pilot program on March 23.
The shuttle, which runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on select Saturdays...
Ryan Wallace, a doctoral candidate in the School of Journalism and Media, died in a fatal car accident on March 22.
Wallace was driving in Bastrop County when a concrete truck ran into a nearby school...
