A new charge has been filed against Omid Kokabee, a former UT physics doctorate student who was jailed in Iran last year, this time for teaching other inmates.
According to Kokabee’s attorney, Saeed...
Students celebrated Diwali, a Hindu cultural and religious tradition, with prayer, music and candles at a festival on the Main Mall Tuesday sponsored by the Hindu Students Association.
Deepa Pokala, math...
UT President William Powers Jr. was nominated for the Dallas Morning News Texan of the Year.
Powers said he appreciated the Dallas Morning News’ recognition and plans to stay focused on maintaining...
In two years, Lt. Dan Choi went from serving as an infantry officer in the Iraq War to a vocal gay rights activist discharged from the military for being an openly gay man.
Choi shared his experiences...
The UT System Board of Regents will vote Wednesday on a proposed $102,417,000 administration building intended to consolidate offices from its five downtown buildings.
The regents will vote on a 16-story...
Kenneth Shine, UT System’s executive vice chancellor for health affairs, announced Monday he plans to retire in 2013.
As vice chancellor for health affairs, Shine was charged with developing health-related...
A fraternity may pay a local private school up to $25,000 to relocate the former home of a UT physics professor to the school’s property.
Phi Gamma Delta would pay between $20,000 and $25,000 to...
A federal court will hear arguments today over a lawsuit that could prevent the implementation of a tax increase which would help fund operations at a proposed UT medical school and teaching hospital.
On...
Friends, family, former players and students came together to celebrate the life of former Texas football coach Darrell K Royal at the Frank Erwin Center Tuesday.
Head coach Mack Brown, UT President William...
LONDON — British law-makers on Monday accused major multinational companies of aggressive tax avoidance, amid calls by the U.K. government for a global crackdown on firms that seek to evade...
NEW YORK — Garbage trucks, hulking military vehicles and mud-caked cars move slowly through a Staten Island waterfront neighborhood still reeling from Superstorm Sandy’s storm surge. Then comes...
LONDON — Few seem to be enjoying the management meltdown at the venerable BBC more than Rupert Murdoch, the News Corp. chief whose rival British newspapers have been caught up in their own lengthy,...
