The University of Texas will offer a new master’s degree in identity management and security in spring 2016. The two-year program, accepting applications now, is a joint venture of the University’s...
Frank Opelka, associate medical director of the American College of Surgeons, spoke about the medical field’s need for a cloud-based application to simplify the health care process at a lecture Wednesday.
Hosted...
The recently formed campus carry working group has announced two public forums and is continuing to gather information on where guns should not be located
on campus.
A campus-wide email sent Sept....
Collisions between pedestrians and cyclists increased during the past two weeks because students have been inattentive to their surroundings while walking and biking, according to UTPD.
Four-way intersections...
Kin’s Coffee, a new shop with a $475,000 price tag, will open in early November in the Kinsolving Dormitory directly across from Kin’s Market on the first floor, according to Director of Food...
UT researchers discovered new data indicating ancient Mayan infrastructure initiated human-inflicted change on the environment, according to a UT study.
Tim Beach, geology professor and co-author of...
National Recovery Month is recognized annually, but for the first time, The Center for Students in Recovery will host Texas Recovery Month for people recovering from addiction.
On September 12th, the...
Political economist and former White House adviser Robert Reich spoke Tuesday about the future of inequality as part of the Plan II Liz Carpenter lecture series.
“When we talk about the economy,...
Student Government and the Senate of College Councils introduced legislation for judicial review on Tuesday supporting a 30-day grace period for clearing financial bars.
The new resolution...
Kirk Lyons, an attorney representing The Sons of Confederate Veterans, filed a plea with the Texas Third Court of Appeals to set up another hearing at the District Court level in the Jefferson Davis statue...
UT faculty and students gathered Friday to discuss methods of decreasing subjectivity in gender-based research through theory.
Run by history Ph.D. students Liz Elizondo and Sandy Chang, the Symposium...
UT dormitories, parking garages and the Renaissance Market on Guadalupe Street are the most common places for drug-related charges on and near campus, according to the UTPD’s crime logs from the...
