A new dean of the College of Education will assume the position effective Aug. 16, according to a Monday University news release.  Daniel Hamlin, the new appointee, served most recently as...

Debbie Hiott had led KUT, Austin’s NPR station, as the general manager since 2019. In her time there, she brought internal cultural changes, connected the business and content sides of the station and...

The UT School of Law called for a dynamic and collaborative approach between faculty and administrators in adapting to challenges posed by AI and incorporating the tool into the school responsibly in a...

Mobile food vendors across Texas, including food trucks, carts and stands, must apply for a new statewide food license by July 1 to comply with a state law passed during the most recent legislative session.  House...

Capital Metro rental bikes have offered computer science junior Eric Li the opportunity to explore Austin, mainly as his preferred alternative to city buses. “It's been a big part of my transportation...

A man was arrested and charged for allegedly breaking into three West Campus Co-op residences in the early morning of June 10, according to the Austin Police Department. Callers reported to APD that...

Gov. Greg Abbott directed state energy agencies to protect residents from costs due to the expansion of data centers across the state in a June 10 letter.  The governor’s letter to Thomas Gleeson,...

Students, faculty and staff now have free access to ChatGPT EDU and Claude EDU, UT Enterprise Technology announced in an email. The new tools are part of the University’s artificial intelligence toolkit,...

Mayor Kirk Watson hosted a Juneteenth block party and a community mural painting event this weekend with a task force he created aimed at highlighting diversity, in support of Black and LGBTQ+ residents.  This...

Two professors in the College of Education have received university funding to begin developing therapies to provide emotional care to families and care providers of children with brain tumors. The project,...

Austin Planning’s Historic Preservation Office launched a survey to chronicle the cultural history of East Austin on June 12. The survey will involve photographic documentation of East Austin’s buildings...

A new portion of the Waterloo Greenway bordering Lady Bird Lake opened June 6 to Austinites, featuring local businesses, musicians and food vendors. Developers and officials say they hope it will help...