Students attended the second annual Black Excellence in STEM Festival on Friday to celebrate diversity and success of Black people in STEM fields.
The Cockrell School of Engineering and the College...
A visiting associate professor spoke to the UT community Friday about immigration and American history as a part of the Gender, Race, Indigeneity, Disabilities and Sexuality Studies Initiative.
A. Naomi...
The Gender and Sexuality Center and UT Admissions hosted its third annual visit day for LGBTQ prospective students Saturday. This year, the center and UT Admissions partnered with the Boys & Girls...
UT students were among the 17,000 runners taking part in the Ascension Seton Austin Marathon, Half Marathon and 5K, which carved a course through campus on Sunday.
The marathon has been an annual...
The UT Alpha Rho chapter of the national Alpha Phi Omega co-ed service organization held its annual Merit Badge University event Saturday.
Merit Badge University serves as a way to help members...
Landscape Services plants annual crops, such as ornamental fruits and vegetables, during the winter to add aesthetic beauty to the most visible areas on campus, said Landscape Services horticulturist Ty...
More than 100 companies recruited students Thursday in fields such as data science and software engineering for the College of Natural Sciences’ Technology & Science Career Fair.
Alumni and...
Wingstop, a chicken wing restaurant chain, will open a new location on The Drag in summer 2020.
There are currently eight Wingstop locations in Austin, according to the Wingstop website. As of...
The University of Texas at Tyler received an $80 million gift from the East Texas Medical Center Foundation on Wednesday for its medical school, which the UT System announced last week they will be establishing...
President Gregory Fenves spoke to students about sexual misconduct policy and affordability at the Senate of College Councils meeting Thursday. Senate members also discussed legislation codifying a partnership...
The College of Liberal Arts received a $1 million endowment to establish a new professorship in secular studies from a retired psychology professor from the Illinois Institute of Technology and University...
Green couches line the halls of the Butler School of Music’s recital hall. Alumni can remember the days they were brand new in the 1980s. Today, students say they are torn, deformed and roach-infested.
That...
