Texas Law’s Disability Rights Clinic successfully defended its first client this semester after representing a Texas student with autism who was denied a free, appropriate public education in her sixth...
A new UT project called the Texas Stalking Project will be operational by 2023 with the goal of being a resource to students experiencing stalking and cyberstalking.
Taking a multidisciplinary approach,...
About 40 student volunteers created a local chapter of Dollar For, a national charity, to combat medical debt in the Austin community.
Karthik Venkudusamy, a biochemistry junior and co-president of...
About a hundred people gathered around the Tower the night of Nov. 3 to watch a video game that was projected onto the building.
The School of Design and Creative Technologies’ projection, titled...
UT alumni Ray and Karen Brimble donated $2.5 million to the McCombs Center for Global Business to improve the center’s educational and career resources.
Ray Brimble, founder and CEO of Lynxs Holdings, ...
The Austin City Council voted on Oct. 13 to fund tenants’ rights assistance and an education program through the Austin Tenant Council, in addition to voting on Oct. 27 to protect tenants’ rights to...
UT researchers received $4 million to look at the efficacy of cross-age peer tutoring to improve reading skills in elementary school students.
The grant, given by the Institute of Education Sciences,...
UT sent their first team to the U.S. University Arabic Debating Championship at Stanford University on Oct. 14-16. The four students participated in a debate contest held entirely in Arabic over the course...
The Student Parent Organization and UT Outpost ran the first diaper, formula and baby wipe drive for UT Outpost last week — a drive that gathered over 600 pounds of goods to be distributed to students...
After organizing and petitioning due to unfavorable working conditions, the North Campus location of pizza chain Via 313 voted in favor of unionization under the name Restaurant Workers United, according...
The College of Liberal Arts launched its first Faculty Book Fair at the Glickman Conference Center in Patton Hall on Friday.
The four-hour event featured over 50 titles from faculty from over 17 departments,...
The Senate of College Councils voted Oct. 27 to give increased academic accommodations to pregnant or parenting students if they are willing to discuss their situation with their professors.
According...
