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Research Week aims to engage students in creative activity

Amy Thornton April 11, 2011

Two UT groups hosted the fourth annual Research Week to show students that research is an opportunity for them to broaden their educational horizons. Hosted by the Senate of College Councils and...

City officials look at plans for bike paths, storm tunnel

Allie Kolechta April 11, 2011

An underground tunnel project designed to reduce Waller Creek flooding could lead to improved bike paths between UT and downtown and a river walk, said city officials. The Waller Creek Tunnel Project...

Migrant students honored for successes

Huma Munir April 11, 2011

Rene Mendoza, an Edinburg High School senior, spent most of his mornings and afternoons cleaning sugar beets and working in fields. At night, he returned home to finish a day’s worth of schoolwork...

Concealed carry bill stalls after two senators remove support

Melissa Ayala April 11, 2011

Senators anticipated voting on the concealed carry on campus bill Monday, but it stalled on the floor for the second time in a week. The controversial bill would allow concealed handgun license...

Post-sonogram waiting period in abortion bill under discussion

Melissa Ayala April 11, 2011

Senators on the State Affairs Committee picked up the sonogram bill on Monday to figure out the amount of time women would have to wait between receiving an abortion sonogram and getting an abortion. The...

Group raises funds for AIDS initiative

Lauren Giudice April 11, 2011

Dr. Stephanie Marton, who spent more than two years in Swaziland fighting pediatric AIDS, will speak about her experience on campus tonight as a part of UT’s series of events for Global Health...

UTPD searches for unknown man responsible for Sunday burglary

Allie Kolechta April 11, 2011

Early Sunday morning, a burglary was reported in Moore-Hill Dormitory. The UT Police Department said the suspect has not been identified. A student reported that she woke up to find a male on top...

UT artist-in-residence dies before finishing opera

Yvonne Marquez April 11, 2011

Mexican opera composer Daniel Catán died over the weekend in Austin while working on a new piece for the Butler School of Music. He was 62. The exact time and cause of death is not confirmed,...

Texas Relays bring in an estimated $8 million

Allie Kolechta April 11, 2011

An estimated $8 million dollars is circulating through Austin because of Texas Relays, said city officials. The Texas Relays, an annual series of races held throughout the city, generates revenue...

Mother fights for eating disorder insurance coverage

Jody Serrano April 11, 2011

Editor’s Note: This is the second in a three-part series about people who have been affected by eating disorders. Because of the mental state of the subject during her disorder, some dates and concrete...

Some agencies may gain access to university student records

Molly Moore April 11, 2011

The U.S. Department of Education hopes to increase the success of higher education institutions by opening student records to specified agencies. The department announced several changes to the...

Accomplices receive sentences from judge for ’09 drug murders

Aziza Musa and Lena Price April 11, 2011

A judge closed the book on a nearly two-year-old case by sentencing two accomplices in the 2009 West Campus murders to prison after they pleaded guilty. Samuel Gifford, 20, received a 50-year sentence...

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