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Official newspaper of The University of Texas at Austin

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Students concerned over possible tuition increase

Liz Farmer November 17, 2011

Students have voiced concerns about possible tuition increases which are intended to improve four-year graduation rates and worry that those goals favor timely graduation rates over quality education. About...

Garrett Gilbert says goodbye

Christian Corona and Trey Scott November 17, 2011

February 7, 2008: “I am here to announce my commitment to the University of Texas ... I’m very excited about this opportunity. I feel very blessed ... It’s been my dream ever since I...

Email outlines reaction to alleged Sandusky attack

The Associated Press November 17, 2011

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — A day after the former Penn State assistant football coach who is charged with sexual abuse of boys declared his innocence in a television interview, an email surfaced from a...

College Republicans president faces fallout from tweet

Nick Hadjigeorge November 17, 2011

Lauren Pierce, president of the UT College Republicans and secretary of the statewide Texas College Republicans, is facing the consequences of a tweet she posted voicing her opinion about President Barack...

Arab League confirms Syria’s suspension from group

The Associated Press November 17, 2011

RABAT, Morocco — The Arab League confirmed the suspension of Syria from the organization on Wednesday and gave its government three days to halt the violence and accept an observer mission or face...

Dinosaur tracks preserved in new exhibit

Jennifer Berke November 17, 2011

Efforts to save the Glen Rose dinosaur tracks from extinction and to preserve them for generations to come are in the works because of the Texas Natural Science Center and outside donors. The British...

Gingrich defends big contracts with Freddie Mac

The Associated Press November 17, 2011

URBANDALE, Iowa — Rising in polls and receiving greater scrutiny, Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich found himself on the defensive Wednesday over huge payments he received over the...

Horns down photo surfaces in forum

John Farey November 17, 2011

The “horns down” longhorn that generated controversy in online forums will not appear during the halftime show at the annual Thanksgiving football rivalry between UT and Texas A&M, said...

Texas policy beholden to short sessions

Megan Strickland November 16, 2011

Time constraints in Texas’ 140-day legislative session greatly affect what passes through every lawmaking session, including bills aimed at effectively redistricting and improving higher education,...

Students jarred by sexual assault attempt

Megan Strickland November 16, 2011

Some West Campus residents said they are taking extra precautions when walking home at night after felony charges were filed Monday against a man in the case of an attempted sexual assault perpetrated...

Students may face largest tuition jump

Liz Farmer November 16, 2011

Students may face higher tuition for 2012-2014 as the Tuition Policy Advisory Committee considers increases. The committee is considering recommending the largest tuition increases that the board will...

Grading system continues to trouble students and faculty

Sarah White November 16, 2011

Students could be penalized when applying to graduate schools or fellowships because UT does not offer an A+ grade said Bhargav Srinivasan, a finance senior and Senate of College Councils member. The...

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