Representatives from three national organizations that promote ethnic rights will discuss the positives of affirmative action Tuesday night as the University prepares to defend the constitutionality of...
Students will march through the streets of West Campus on Tuesday night to send the message that they will not stand for bias in the UT community any longer.
Former UT student Chas Moore organized the...
Seats in the campus’ crowded lecture halls were left open all day Monday to memorialize victims of relationship violence.
The Counseling and Mental Health Center’s Voices Against Violence...
Students in organizations representing both sides of the aisle hope U.S. Senate candidates Ted Cruz and Paul Sadler will address the cost of higher education and health care reform during their first televised...
HOUSTON — Authorities say a Houston woman accused of fatally stabbing her roommate and then asking a friend’s boyfriend to help her dispose of the body has been charged with murder.
Adele...
SAN ANTONIO — Officials say a high school football game in San Antonio that was suspended this weekend due to a bomb threat will resume Monday.
The San Antonio Express-News reports Saturday...
DALLAS — Nearly 1,200 uninsured people received free health care at a Dallas event this weekend.
The Communities Are Responding Everyday Clinic was held at the Dallas Convention Center on...
The University is taking one digital step forward with its graduate career services this year by subscribing to a new program aiming to help students in the job search while in college.
Office of Graduate...
U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel declared a city policy used to ban Occupy Austin protesters from City Hall unconstitutional this past Thursday, following suit with similar recent rulings nationwide.
The...
It is the busy season for Sylvia Holmes in the Legal Services for Students center — and that is how she likes it.
Holmes, a part-time attorney at the center, said appointments are booked for two...
A UT student born without functioning legs ascended Mount Kilimanjaro in Africa this summer in a bid to publicize difficulties faced by Russian orphans.
Alex D’Jamoos, international relations and...
Bike racks at UT have become overcrowded, forcing the University to install new racks across campus in the coming weeks.
The influx of a larger freshman class this semester has created a larger demand...
