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Austin’s Downtown Density Bonus Program updates expansion of boundaries in University Neighborhood Overlay

Austin’s Downtown Density Bonus Program updates expansion of boundaries in University Neighborhood Overlay

Daniela Capistran, General News Reporter August 2, 2024

The Austin City Council passed a resolution on July 18, modifying Austin’s Downtown Density Bonus Program, which was established in 2014 to promote the development of high-rise buildings to support affordable...

East sixth street pictured the night of Sunday, July, 28 2024.

Dallas realty company continues revitalization of 6th Street

Erika Pernis, Senior News Reporter August 1, 2024

A Dallas-based realty company is continuing its efforts to revitalize the East 6th Street neighborhood in downtown Austin. Stream Realty Partners, among others, announced plans to redevelop the...

$108,000 budget to support college food pantries to be renewed in 2024-2025 city budget

$108,000 budget to support college food pantries to be renewed in 2024-2025 city budget

Riley Walsh, General News Reporter August 1, 2024

A $108,000 grant meant to support food-insecure students in Austin is likely to be renewed at upcoming City Council meetings later this month and will last through the next fiscal year.  The College...

UT's Texas-Soton team qualifies for XPRIZE wildfire competition

UT’s Texas-Soton team qualifies for XPRIZE wildfire competition

Caroline McConnico, Senior News Reporter July 30, 2024

UT’s Texas-Soton team is among 29 groups that qualified for the XPRIZE Wildfire Autonomous Wildfire Response competition, according to a July 15 press release. The four-year competition, with a prize...

UT engineers create new carbon storage method to fight climate change

UT engineers create new carbon storage method to fight climate change

Laura Rivera, General News Reporter July 30, 2024

UT engineers shared their findings on a more efficient way to store carbon in a research paper published July 8 in ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering. The method can be used in more parts of the...

President Biden greets supporters on the tarmac after landing in at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport on Monday ahead of his speech at the LBJ Library on UT's campus.

President Joe Biden delivers keynote address at LBJ Presidential Library

Kylee Howard and Riley Walsh July 30, 2024

Civil rights must be protected and expanded, President Joe Biden said Monday during his keynote address at the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library’s celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Civil...

Austin-Round Rock area unemployment rate increases slightly, symposium set to boost local workforce skills

Austin-Round Rock area unemployment rate increases slightly, symposium set to boost local workforce skills

Ren Leija, Senior News Reporter July 30, 2024

The Texas Workforce Commission reported earlier this month the unemployment rate in the Austin-Round Rock Metropolitan Statistical Area rose from May 2024 to June 2024. The unemployment rate rose...

UT alum earns position with National Symphony Orchestra

UT alum earns position with National Symphony Orchestra

Evelyn Conway, General News Reporter July 29, 2024

Evan Williams, a Butler School of Music alumnus, recently earned a prized position with the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, D.C. Williams’ audition for the National Symphony took place...

Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against UT admissions

Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against UT admissions

Caroline McConnico, Senior News Reporter July 29, 2024

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit claiming UT uses unlawful admissions policies, according to the July 15 order. U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman ruled the University’s revised policies are lawful...

The Texas Advanced Computing Center in the Advanced Computing Building on July 25, 2024. The National Science Foundation invested $457 million in the center for it to lead national research projects.

Texas Advanced Computing Center chosen to lead national supercomputing initiative

Caroline McConnico, Senior News Reporter July 26, 2024

The U.S. National Science Foundation selected UT’s Texas Advanced Computing Center, investing $457 million, to become the Leadership-Class Computing Facility to lead national research projects, according...

MoveOutATX hosts donation stations for moving out, promotes sustainability

MoveOutATX hosts donation stations for moving out, promotes sustainability

Laura Rivera, General News Reporter July 26, 2024

MoveOutATX, an annual event for students to donate unwanted items, is set to take place every day from July 27-31 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in West Campus. Started in 2017, the event aims to help students...

UT College of Pharmacy program is looking to expand patient access

UT College of Pharmacy program is looking to expand patient access

Daniela Capistran, General News Reporter July 26, 2024

The College of Pharmacy is in the beginning stages of creating a collaborative program called Texas PharmCare, which will help combat barriers and allow pharmacists to easily access medical information...

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