UT students, faculty and staff who test positive for COVID-19 and cannot safely self-isolate will coordinate with the University and Austin Public Health to stay at the city’s isolation facilities,...
Update as of 9/1 at 12 p.m.:
One person has tested positive for COVID-19 in Kinsolving Residence Hall, according to an email sent by University Housing and Dining to secondary contacts of the infected...
The University denied a request this June from the Miakan-Garza Band, a Coahuiltecan tribe, for the remains of three Native Americans after the tribe initially requested them four years ago.
The Miakan-Garza...
Researchers around campus have reworked their schedules and forged new relationships with students to follow COVID-19 safety precautions while continuing research.
The Fall 2020 Planning Research Working...
A resident of the Scottish Rite Dormitory, a private off-campus women’s dormitory north of UT’s main campus, has tested positive for COVID-19.
SRD director Mary Mazurek announced the...
Career services offices at UT are adapting to virtual job and internship recruitment processes as the coronavirus prevents in-person events.
Because the pandemic has caused a recession, students are...
The Counseling and Mental Health Center will continue to offer students the entirety of its services via telehealth this fall.
Ginny Maril, associate director for clinical services at CMHC, said individual...
While some lab instructors around campus have chosen to keep their courses in-person, many have transitioned to hybrid and web-based courses to better abide by COVID-19 safety precautions.
Of 1007 lab...
Students in off-campus apartments struggling to pay rent may find themselves at risk for eviction next month as the Travis County order halting eviction proceedings expires Sept. 30.
The Justices...
“Less lethal” beanbag rounds Austin Police Department used during protests against police brutality in May and June can cause serious injuries, according to a report Dell Medical School researchers...
Derek Ji envisioned his senior year at UT as an idyllic “last hurrah” with his college friends — attending football games and absorbing the energy of being a Longhorn before starting...
Restaurants on The Drag and in West Campus have closed or changed their hours in the past months to accomodate for COVID-19 and the lack of customers.
Many businesses also implemented new guidelines...
