UT Health Austin said they hope to offer vaccinations to all UT community members by July after distributing over 100,000 vaccinations, UT President Jay Hartzell said Thursday in a message to the UT community....
TW: Discussions of police brutality, murder
Editor’s Note: Two sources within this story, Andrea and M, are identified using false name to protect their identity due to fear of repercussions for protesting...
The School of Nursing launched two vaccination delivery programs in March that provide vaccines to underserved Austin communities.
The two programs, Vaccine Administration Mobile Operations (VAMOS)...
Daniel Wrapp religiously refreshed his spam folder every two hours before he finally got an email from UT Health Austin to book his first vaccine appointment.
“I made the first available appointment...
The UT Austin Portugal Program launched its first podcast on March 31 to help raise awareness about the connections between science and business.
Cross Talks, a monthly podcast, focuses on scientific...
New Student Services is preparing for another virtual welcome this summer for incoming freshmen and transfer Longhorns.
After the pandemic forced orientation online last year less than 10 weeks out...
UT may introduce shorter semesters and extend Thanksgiving break as the University administration works on changes to the academic calendar to meet updated federal aid and Texas Higher Education Coordinating...
Two UT architecture graduate students are currently working to preserve a century-old Mexican American burial land with a largely undocumented, Indigenous history.
After developing their community research...
Biology junior Courtney Bui said she had to drive three hours Tuesday to receive her second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine since UT would not administer it to her because she received her first dose in an...
The IC2 Institute, a UT-Austin think tank, and the University of Texas-Permian Basin are collaborating to aid local entrepreneurs and small business owners who have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Current students and alumni will not have interest accumulating on their public student loans and alumni can defer payment until at least Sept. 30 due to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Senate of College Councils passed legislation Thursday calling on the University to increase the limit of COVID-19 pass/fail exceptions from three to six due to Winter Storm Uri.
