Zoe Tzanis, Life and Arts Desk Editor
• August 29, 2021
As UT eases back into in-person learning, campus floods with returning students causing many to fear a resurgence of COVID-19 cases within the UT community throughout the semester.
With the help of...
After years of UT’s Title IX faculty and staff training program seeing completion rates below 30%, the program recorded a 99% fulfillment rate after the training became mandatory in August 2020.
With...
UT researchers have helped to better understand how tumor cells evolve to resist cancer treatments by developing ClonMapper, a new technology that tags the cells’ nucleic acid with a type of barcode.
By...
Almost 800 University faculty signed a petition to allow for a mask and vaccine mandate on Aug. 11, after UT announced faculty could switch their classes partially or completely online just weeks before...
About two dozen students protested for the removal of “The Eyes of Texas” as UT’s alma mater at Tuesday night’s Gone to Texas event welcoming new students.
The protesters stood next to the Longhorn...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the August 23 flipbook.
A recent poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research found the majority of Americans support...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the August 23 flipbook.
University Housing and Dining has added Jester City Limits to its unlimited meal plan program over the summer, turning the...
On Wednesday, campus organizations and community members demanded the University implement weekly testing and a COVID-19 vaccine and mask mandate during a protest at the UT Tower.
The rally was assembled...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the August 23 flipbook.
Some UT professors would like to enforce greater COVID-19 safety precautions, such as masking in their classrooms, despite...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as a part of the August 23 flipbook.
Over 10,000 UT students could potentially contract COVID-19 during the fall semester according to an Aug. 11 report published...
Ikram Mohamed, Life and Arts Senior Reporter
• August 25, 2021
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the August 23 flipbook.
Troubled by the University’s COVID-19 protocols President Hartzell discussed during a council meeting, Stephennie Mulder...
If passed, it will require Austin to have two officers per 1,000 residents, for officers to spend 35% of active duty time on community engagement and for the department to have a minimum of three cadet classes per year.
