Residents of The Standard at Austin apartment complex have experienced numerous car break-ins, unresponsive management and, at one point, no water for days since the summer started.
Management for the...
Immunity from COVID-19 variants may wane in the coming weeks due to decreasing antibody levels and loss of vaccine protection over time. Local experts said consistent testing and staying up to date with...
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the July 6, 2022 flipbook.
The global processing tomato production is projected to decrease 6% by 2050, a recent study co-authored by UT researchers found...
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the July 6, 2022 flipbook.
A lawsuit filed by Students for Fair Admissions, an organization that believes race should not be a factor in college acceptances,...
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the July 6, 2022 flipbook.
Emergency Contraception 4 Every Campus, a cross-university student organization, is working with University officials to implement...
CapMetro’s new courtesy stop program allows riders to be dropped off in between stops closer after 9 p.m. in an effort to help riders feel more comfortable taking the bus at night.
The program, which...
Dell Seton Medical Center went into lockdown last Friday after an individual in a vehicle discharged a firearm around 53rd Street and Airport Boulevard and then traveled south toward downtown Austin, ultimately...
On Tuesday, the University of Texas System Board of Regents approved the allocation of $16.5 million toward student mental health, student safety and alcohol education for all 13 UT System institutions...
Austin Police officers responded to reports of a non-UT student pointing a gun at a student on the 2400 block of Pearl Street at around 2:18 a.m. on June 17, which later led to a standoff with police at...
City employees could have their pay increased to $22 an hour in the fall following a unanimous decision by the Austin City Council to raise the minimum wage for city employees on June 16.
The resolution,...
New findings by UT researchers may help scientists identify the geometry and patterns of dried-up ancient rivers, such as the 3.5 billion-year-old rivers that once flowed on Mars, and provide insight for...
A 34-year-long experiment on E. Coli to understand how bacteria grow, reproduce and develop new traits found a new home at UT on June 21.
Originally founded by Richard Lenski at the University of...
