The UT Police Department will keep the red and blue lights on squad cars lit overnight to increase visibility in West Campus, according to a Saturday UTPD tweet.
Peter Scheets, UTPD assistant chief...
This year, it is not possible to transfer The Big Ticket to another student online or in person, according to Texas Athletics.
In past years, students would use group chats to buy and sell tickets for...
The United States Department of Energy announced an $18 million grant to support and expand the capabilities of their lasers in facilities across the U.S. in late October, and UT-Austin will receive $4.1...
In response to a proposed rule by the Department of Homeland Security, which would limit foreign students’ visas to a four-year or two-year term, UT International Student and Scholar Services expanded...
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The Austin Fire Department responded to a fire and evacuated residents at a West Campus condominium complex, Monday evening.
AFD...
Undergraduate students in Texas Engineering World Health launched a fundraiser to help create technologies to detect leukemia, seizures and heart diseases in developing countries.
Texas Engineering...
Student Q-drop rates remained similar to previous semesters this fall despite the transition to online courses for fall 2020.
Mark Simpson, assistant vice provost and University registrar for the Office...
A UT professor is fired after a complaint of him kissing a colleague on the lips, a student artist speaks on how her sexuality influenced her new music, and lacross players from other colleges thrive at...
UT students kept their eyes glued to their televisions and cell phones on election night, waiting for the results determining the next president of the United States. However, the race would not be called...
The annual UT bike auction is returning virtually this week with 159 bikes for sale after it was not held last school year.
After laying unclaimed for at least 90 days, bikes abandoned on campus...
UT’s Senate of College Councils hosted a virtual COVID-19 town hall Monday with the University administration to answer questions about testing mandates, pass/fail policies and COVID-19 safety.
The...
