With Halloween less than two weeks away, some COVID-19 experts recommend those going to Halloween celebrations take necessary precautions to help decrease the spread of the virus.
Maureen Johnson-León,...
When Bailey Guinessey contracted COVID-19 in December, she did not anticipate still dealing with symptoms 10 months later.
International business sophomore Guinessey suffers from post-acute sequelae...
University Health Services introduced roving proactive community testing sites Sept. 22, which provide walk-up COVID-19 tests on campus and results within hours.
The roving sites rotate through various...
Editor’s Note: This article first appeared as part of the October 1 flipbook.
Hedgehogs and cats are helping students in dormitories get out of bed in the morning and face the day during the pandemic.
College...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the September 21 flipbook.
University faculty and staff had the opportunity to ask administration about COVID-19 guidance and the proposed political...
Some UT students say they are more nervous to visit campus knowing they may not be notified of a positive COVID-19 case in one of their classes.
The University announced Sept. 23 that UT will only notify...
UT students with children remain COVID-19 cautious for the safety of their families as they attend in-person classes again.
Students with children remain concerned since children younger than 12 are...
Professors say they will continue to enforce seating charts as part of contact tracing efforts even though the University is scaling back exposure notifications.
University Health Services announced...
Dozens of students from campus organizations such as Underpaid@UT, Young Democratic Socialists of America, Cops Off Campus, the Black Graduate Student Association at UT Austin and the Texas State Employees Union, lined up outside the steps of the Tower, saying Hartzell has not played a leadership role in ensuring students’ and workers’ safety or listened to student leaders’ requests.
The pandemic has sparked new innovations and mentalities around how Texas approaches higher education, state education experts said during a virtual event Friday.
As part of this year's Texas Tribune...
