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Reproductive rights group challenges sonogram bill

Syeda Hasan June 15, 2011

A New York-based reproductive rights group filed a class-action lawsuit Monday against a new law passed by the Texas Legislature that increases regulations on Texas women seeking abortions and physicians...

UT architecture students design school in Africa

Elizabeth Hinojos June 15, 2011

In a collaborative effort, the University’s School of Architecture and the nonprofit organization Africa’s Promise Village are working together to build a school for the Maasai people in...

Aid groups seek to ease burden of gentrification

Jillian Bliss June 15, 2011

A study conducted by UT undergraduates is helping longtime East Austin residents receive the funds they need to remain in their homes. Members of the East Austin Conservancy and People Organized...

Field of seven candidates lacks clear front-runner

Allison Harris June 14, 2011

Seven candidates squared off Monday in the first Republican primary debate, answering questions about unemployment, the federal debt, health care, foreign policy and social issues. Republican presidential...

Legislators worry for future of research in public higher education

William James Gerlich June 13, 2011

Legislators want to ensure transparency and impartiality in university boards of regents with a new committee after learning officials were meeting with Gov. Rick Perry behind closed doors, said Sen....

‘Keep Austin Beatiful’ hosts cleanup of Lady Bird Lake

Harold Fisch June 13, 2011

Dozens of Austin residents joined the throngs of dogs and joggers at Lady Bird Lake on Saturday in an annual cleanup project hosted by Keep Austin Beautiful. The nonprofit group works in conjunction...

Schools to take 6-percent cuts despite wishes of protesters

William James Gerlich June 13, 2011

Public school districts will take a 6-percent cut for the next biennium despite rallies and protests held by educators, politicians and public school officials at the Texas Capitol that demanded alternatives. The...

Police act to cut down on alcohol-related accidents at biker rally

Katrina Tollin June 13, 2011

This year the Austin Police Department cracked down on drunk driving during the annual Republic of Texas Biker Rally with a no-refusal weekend. An expected 40,000 motorcyclists and motorcycle-enthusiasts...

City Council takes steps to tap federal tax credits

Harold Fisch June 13, 2011

The plan proposed by The Economic Growth and Redevelopement Services Office would allow the city to access the New Markets Tax Credit Program, which channels billions of dollars in federal tax credits...

Barbara Smith Conrad documentary to air this summer

Allison Harris June 13, 2011

More than 3.2 million people can watch a documentary this summer about one of the first African-Americans to attend UT and who became a world-renowned opera singer. AT&T is offering “When...

Students attend nonpartisan workshops to learn about political life

Allison Harris June 13, 2011

Political uncertainty fueled by a difficult economic climate defines national politics, the leader of a national grassroots political action committee told aspiring political leaders at a student conference...

SlutWalk rallies to give voice to sexual assault victims

Victoria Pagan June 13, 2011

The Capitol lawn hosted some unusual outfits ranging from corsets and thongs to sundresses and sweat pants Saturday as 400 people gathered to condemn a culture that blames rape victims in SlutWalk...

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