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Members of the Texas men's swim and dive team come up for air during their first meet on Oct. 3, 2024.

Name, Image, Likeness: A look into the changing landscape of NCAA sports in the NIL era

Until 2021, a student could walk into the University Co-Op, and buy a jersey with their favorite athlete’s name and number on it, and that student-athlete would not have made a single penny from that...

OpenAI offers free ChatGPT “Plus” during finals season while students raise concerns about its place in education

OpenAI offers free ChatGPT “Plus” during finals season while students raise concerns about its place in education

Isaiah Williams, Senior News Reporter April 14, 2025

“Thanks for verifying your student status! You can now claim two free months of ChatGPT Plus,” is what someone would see in their email if they clicked one of the many ads online, signed up for OpenAI’s...

Texas cheer runs the flags after a score by the Longhorns during the game against Mississippi State on Sept. 28, 2024.

A new era: the implementation of general managers in college athletics

Henry Hipschman, General Sports Reporter April 14, 2025

General managers, a staple of professional sports, are critical to the construction of a successful team. Handling the front office end of the athletic industry, the position of general manager handles...

Head coach Vic Schaefer with forward Madison Booker (middle) and guard Rori Harmon (right) after Texas' win against South Carolina on Feb. 9, 2025.

What does the House v. NCAA settlement mean for women’s sports?

Genevieve Britten and Anna Ambrose April 14, 2025

Colleges and universities will be permitted to directly pay student-athletes for the first time if a judge approves a settlement involving the NCAA this week, sparking debate on how colleges should distribute...

Student-athletes ‘caught in the crossfire’ of House v. NCAA settlement

Student-athletes ‘caught in the crossfire’ of House v. NCAA settlement

Lauren Hightower and Payton Blalock April 14, 2025

In team meetings with Texas swim and dive, freshman swimmer Jeremy Kelly saw a list of where he stood among the rest of the team based on projected point scoring.  He read the list again. And again....

Texas fans walk past DKR-TMS before Texas' game against Texas Tech on Nov. 24, 2023.

Key moments of the NIL timeline

Trisha Dasgupta, Projects Editor April 14, 2025

2009 In 2009, former UCLA basketball player Ed O’Bannon sued the NCAA for using his likeness in a video game without his consent or any monetary compensation. Twenty other collegiate athletes joined...

Quarterback Arch Manning ahead of Texas' game against CSU on Aug. 31, 2024.

An overview of House v. NCAA

Matthew Gomez and Alistair Manliguez April 14, 2025

Currently pending approval, the House v. NCAA settlement would usher in a new era of collegiate sports, distributing $2.8 billion in back-pay for former collegiate athletes and establishing guidelines...

UT Tower on Feb. 4, 2025.

US immigration officials to begin monitoring non-citizen social media for ‘antisemitic activity’

Catharine Li, Senior News Reporter April 10, 2025

Federal immigration enforcement will begin screening non-citizens’ social media accounts for “antisemitic activity” as grounds for denying visa and green card applications, according to an April...

The UT Tower, seen from the reflection in a window in the CMB, on Feb. 3, 2025.

Visa statuses changed for multiple international students, University confirms

Catharine Li, Senior News Reporter April 9, 2025

Editor's note: On April 4, The Associated Press reported that two UT Austin graduates, who remained in the U.S. to work as permitted by their student visas, had their student visas revoked. The Texan has...

The Daily Texan explains: What’s going on with federal student loans?

The Daily Texan explains: What’s going on with federal student loans?

Genevieve Britten, General News Reporter April 9, 2025

The U.S. Department of Education reopened applications for income-driven repayment plans for federal student loans on March 26 following the initial closure of the repayment plans in February, according...

New executive order aims to cut funding of Institute of Museum and Library Services, possibly impacting UT programs

New executive order aims to cut funding of Institute of Museum and Library Services, possibly impacting UT programs

Daniela Capistran, Senior News Reporter April 7, 2025

The Trump administration signed an executive order on March 14 reducing the functions of various governmental entities, including the Institute of Museum and Library Services, which funds programs across...

The UT Tower, seen from the reflection in a window in the CMB, on Feb. 3, 2025.

U.S. House of Representatives passes additional restrictions on foreign funds for universities

Isaiah Williams, Senior News Reporter April 7, 2025

The United States House of Representatives passed a measure increasing restrictions on foreign contributions to universities on March 27. UT may face more scrutiny over its foreign gifts and contracts,...

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