Editor's Note: This story first appeared as part of the October 5th flipbook.
Business and sports education will combine at UT’s Business of Sports Institute debuting fall 2022.
The institute,...
The center, which opened in 2018, serves as a safe space for people under the influence of drugs or alcohol as an alternative to jail or hospitalization.
The LBJ Presidential Library reopened to the general public last week after it closed in early August due to rising COVID-19 cases.
The library, a federal building, is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5...
Even though thousands of people attended ACL over its two weekends at the beginning of October, Austin health officials said 36 COVID-19 cases were attributed to the festival.
Senate Bill 3 requires the Texas Railroad Commission to finalize rules for weatherization upgrades among state industries such as natural gas, oil and electricity.
UT will sell new Longhorn apparel and open a flagship retail store on campus through a partnership with major retailers.
On Oct. 7 UT announced the extension of their partnership with clothing company...
When international graduate student Mariagracia Rodriguez first came to UT last year to pursue her degree, she said the hardest part of adjusting to a new country was not the academic structure but finding...
Five UT students partnered with the Austin Animal Center to help identify and solve the shelter’s capacity problems and inform people on what to do when they find a stray animal.
The students are...
Over 35,000 students received funds through block grants upon meeting the FAFSA criteria, while other students received funds by applying and demonstrating financial need.
Students can apply for a new honors dual-degree program that combines business, electrical and computer engineering for fall 2022.
The Texas Honors Electrical and Computer Engineering and Business program,...
