UT plans to debut a Spotify playlist featuring student artists in early December to showcase students’ work to the community.
The playlist will contain songs from all genres and is intended to...
Students planning to live in Austin next year are facing difficulties finding roommates, citing inability to meet new people and uncertainty about the future of the pandemic.
Some students, particularly...
COVID-19 hospitalizations, deaths and case numbers continue to climb nationally and locally, causing worry for some UT students as they look toward the holiday season.
Texas surpassed 1 million COVID-19...
Proactive Community Testing participation is now approaching the program’s 5,000 tests per week capacity after increased participation.
Program director Michael Godwin said in an email that several...
Students look forward to eating meals from their culture for Thanksgiving, UT should avoid admitting students to specific majors, and the UT System approves President Hartzell's $1.25 million salary.
UT engineers have developed a gel that allows farmers to grow crops in areas that were once deemed agriculturally unsuitable.
The gel is a novel super moisture-absorbent gel, which extracts water from...
Researchers in the Cockrell School of Engineering are developing a communication chip that is able to send signals in harsh weather and over greater distances.
The team is developing this technology...
Austin is moving into the Stage 4 risk category for COVID-19, meaning businesses should reduce operations to 25% capacity and residents should end all nonessential travel and gatherings, Austin Public...
Some students have changed their living situations in UT residence halls this semester due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A little over 3,300 individuals moved onto campus at the start of the semester. About...
UT student Michelle Xia attempted to determine student sentiments toward topics such as COVID-19 in a recent study using data from the UT and Texas A&M University subreddits.
Xia used a system of...
A report from researchers in the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs shows that incarcerated people in Texas jails and prisons are dying at a rate 35% higher than the rest of the United States prison...
Two years ago, Danica Sumpter, a clinical assistant professor at the UT School of Nursing, listened to a KUT report on Black women’s maternal mortality and learned that Black women in the United...
