The end of July is a time when many students regularly move out of West Campus, leaving their furniture and appliances behind for the landfill or for someone else to pick up. But now, students and residents...
Despite an impending trigger law that will criminalize abortions in most cases in Texas, a majority of the state’s voters oppose a total ban on the procedure, according to the latest poll conducted by...
May and June were the hottest months on record, according to the National Weather Service. And it hasn’t stopped, with the hottest seven days in a row on record taking place from July 7-13.
Along...
The Longhorn Center for Academic Equity is launching a new prep program to help make the graduate school application process more accessible to historically excluded groups.
As part of the new Strive...
TW: Discussion surrounding mental health. To report concerning behavior or ask for advice, students can call the Behavior Concerns and COVID-19 Advice Line at 512-232-5050. Students can also contact the...
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the July 19, 2022 flip book.
While Planned Parenthood clinics are now unable to provide abortions, their ability to provide other reproductive healthcare...
A UT-led team of researchers developed a low-cost, regenerative filter that removes viruses and bacteria from water using two simple, unprocessed ingredients: tree seeds and cotton balls.
Viruses are...
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the July 19, 2022 flipbook.
Sanctuary counties that didn’t enforce immigration laws saw lower amounts of violent crime and property crime, according...
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the July 19, 2022 flipbook.
Camp Texas is set to re-open its doors for incoming UT students this summer, finally returning to an in-person experience...
A monkeypox case was confirmed in the UT community last week, a University Health Services spokesperson said Sunday.
Nine cases have been reported in Travis County as of Thursday. UHS associate director...
While June, a month of pride and acceptance for the LGBTQ+ community, is over, advocates at UT’s Gender and Sexuality Center said there are ways people can continue to show their support and allyship...
UT researchers found oil and gas production activities are the likely cause of increased earthquakes in West Texas and New Mexico, according to a recent study.
The Delaware Basin, stretching through...
