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Dell Medical School funding source Central Health adjusts budget after loss of federal funds

Dell Medical School funding source Central Health adjusts budget after loss of federal funds

Molly McIlhinney, General News Reporter September 21, 2022

As a federal payment program that provides funding to hospital districts comes to an end, Travis County health care entity Central Health is rearranging its budget this fiscal year to continue providing...

UT President Jay Hartzell addresses community at the 2022 State of the University Address

UT President Jay Hartzell addresses community at the 2022 State of the University Address

Sasha Haynes, News Reporter September 20, 2022

During his State of the University address on Tuesday, President Jay Hartzell updated community members on the University’s upcoming commitments, including improving housing conditions for students,...

Study finds hazing may not strengthen group solidarity in fraternities

Study finds hazing may not strengthen group solidarity in fraternities

Koshik Mahapatra, News Reporter September 20, 2022

Though historically used by fraternities to initiate members, the idea that hazing increases social cohesion may not be true, according to a Sep. 12 study co-authored by a UT researcher. Over a 10-week...

UT Co-op investment to offer affordable course materials through scholarships

UT Co-op investment to offer affordable course materials through scholarships

Amirtha Jayakumaran, News Reporter September 20, 2022

A new investment through the University Co-op is increasing the affordability of course materials  by providing scholarships to high-achieving, low-to-middle income students. The investment funds $500...

Latinx Pop Lab aims to spotlight Latinx culture through comics and media

Latinx Pop Lab aims to spotlight Latinx culture through comics and media

Ireland Blouin, News Reporter September 20, 2022

Designed by College of Liberal Arts professor Frederick Luis Aldama, the Latinx Pop Lab is a new space on campus for members of the UT community to access resources for having conversations about Latinx...

SafeHorns partners with Austin Energy to improve lighting in West Campus

SafeHorns partners with Austin Energy to improve lighting in West Campus

Clarissa Jasso, News reporter September 20, 2022

After petitioning and voicing community concerns since 2016, SafeHorns, in collaboration with Austin Energy, announced on Twitter Sept. 13 that they improved over 600 light fixtures in West Campus to increase...

Apartment complex applies to replace 24th Street Starbucks, Smoothie King

Apartment complex applies to replace 24th Street Starbucks, Smoothie King

Madeline Duncan, Senior News Reporter September 20, 2022

An apartment complex has applied to purchase the 24th Street lot, which contains Starbucks and Smoothie King, and replace it with a multifamily development. The City of Austin notified residents living...

‘We’re small but we’re really strong’: Black student population remains underrepresented at UT

‘We’re small but we’re really strong’: Black student population remains underrepresented at UT

Ikram Mohamed, Projects Reporter September 20, 2022

Editor's note: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated the population of undergraduate Black students at UT in 2021 was 5.2%, but it was 5.4%. The Texan regrets this error. This story has...

UT psychiatrists work with community to improve mental health in jails

UT psychiatrists work with community to improve mental health in jails

Joelle DiPaolo, Senior news reporter September 20, 2022

UT psychiatrists are working with Travis County to improve mental health services in jails and decrease the incarceration of people with mental health issues. In May, the Travis County Forensic Mental...

‘Completely absurd’: Student organization to challenge I-35 expansion to 20 lanes

‘Completely absurd’: Student organization to challenge I-35 expansion to 20 lanes

Madeline Duncan, Senior News Reporter September 20, 2022

Editor's note: A previous version of this story said Rethink35 is a new student organization, but it is a new chapter of a larger organization. The Texan regrets this error. UT students and faculty...

Study highlights importance of Waller Creek watershed

Study highlights importance of Waller Creek watershed

Rylie Lillibridge, Senior News Reporter September 20, 2022

A new study written in part by UT researchers found that the green spaces near Waller Creek have a variety of functions that benefit both humans and wildlife. A watershed is any area of land that drains...

UHS to host first monkeypox vaccine clinic on campus

UHS to host first monkeypox vaccine clinic on campus

Tisha Shrestha, News Reporter September 18, 2022

University Health Services is partnering up with the Kind Clinic on Sept. 21 to host the first monkeypox vaccine clinic on campus. The Kind Clinic is a nonprofit sexual health clinic with locations...

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