At the UT Energy Symposium on Tuesday, Ellen Stechel, the co-director of Arizona State University’s LightWorks, discussed how to transition to a carbon neutral world.
The online session...
Students in a cappella and dance performance organizations are singing and dancing through Zoom calls and prerecorded videos this fall.
Singing and dancing groups usually meet in person to rehearse...
Students are coming across fewer available job positions after demand for seasonal workers dropped during the pandemic.
The University Co-op hired 24 fewer seasonal workers this semester in anticipation...
Technical difficulties during the first day of the fall McCombs Career Expo caused some students to miss opportunities with recruiters and led to the postponement of the second day.
The career expo...
Editor’s note: This is an update to a story that was originally published on Sept. 10.
UT reported three coronavirus case clusters in West Campus with collectively about 100 positive cases on...
University Health Services offers free COVID-19 testing for asymptomatic students, faculty and staff through the Proactive Community Testing Program, but individuals who test positive must get a second...
Some students are asking UT to change the COVID-19 case notification system in residence halls, which currently informs residents’ primary and secondary contacts who test positive, not the entire...
Students enrolled in geography lecturer Sara Diamond’s class this fall may get a chance to hear her 2-year-old daughter call for attention in the background of the Zoom call.
As COVID-19...
Two Texas legislators said they are committed to carrying out their promises of increasing public education funding made during the last legislative session before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dan Huberty,...
Campus life this fall is a little surreal, and it feels like a poorly attended day in the summer, UT Interim President Jay Hartzell said.
Hartzell sat down to talk about his plans for handling...
