Mason Rouser, Senior News Reporter
• August 25, 2023
The West Campus Ambassadors program is the newest initiative in an $8 million investment to increase safety in West Campus, UT President Jay Hartzell and UT System Board of Regents chairman Kevin Eltife...
Beginning this week, UT will launch a new AI literacy course to provide students with the skills needed to adapt to the ever-increasing role played by AI in educational and professional spaces.
A...
Pili Saravia, Senior News Reporter
• August 23, 2023
Ever since its construction in 1985, project manager Keith Westmoreland said the Chemical and Petroleum Engineering (CPE) building, while full of interconnected faculty and students, felt disjointed and...
Pili Saravia, Senior News Reporter
• August 22, 2023
At 11 p.m. on Aug. 17 — four days before the first day of classes on Aug. 21 — Rambler sent an email informing future residents that their move-in was delayed. It stated that residents would move in...
Raiyan Shaik, Senior News Reporter
• August 22, 2023
The McCombs Schools of Business created a new executive education program called the Sustainability Leadership Program to educate business professionals on integrating sustainability into their work.
The...
A team of researchers at UT modified a virtual reality headset with a noninvasive electroencephalogram to measure brain activity.
“VR headsets are widely used as an immersive environment to either...
“It's so niche,” said Adam Powell, owner of @adampowellatx on TikTok. “There's no way the algorithm’s ever going to pick this up.”
Twenty-nine-year-old Powell grew up in Leander, north of...
Raiyan Shaik, Senior News Reporter
• August 21, 2023
The UT System Board of Regents announced plans to build a new medical center on the site of the Frank Erwin Center during a press conference Aug. 14. The University of Texas at Austin Medical Center will...
Pili Saravia, General News Reporter
• August 7, 2023
Instead of signing yearbooks and hugging goodbye, high school freshmen ended the 2019-2020 school year with Zoom calls and isolation when COVID-19 canceled in-person classes. Some of these students...
While printed to be identical, older books have their own unique stories. This idea is captured through about 150 items in the Harry Ransom Center’s “The Long Lives of Very Old Books” exhibition...
Unbeknownst to J. Tinsley Oden, his passion for computational science as a graduate student at Oklahoma State would lay the groundwork for a world-renowned institute at UT. He cranked numerical algorithms...
UPDATE: From an email statement by UT spokesperson Brian Davis on Aug. 9, Waggener Hall's general purpose classrooms have been cleared to reopen for classes and students who saw changes to their course...
