UT-Austin will distribute the latest COVID-19 student emergency funds to some eligible students in the next week, according to the Texas One Stop webpage.
The Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund...
The Senate of College Councils, one of the three legislative student organizations at UT, advocates for equal opportunities in the classroom and improvements to the quality of academics. Over the 2020-21...
A bill filed in the Texas House of Representatives would place a price limit on monthly insulin copays for people with diabetes.
Rep. James Talarico, D-Round Rock, filed a bill which will cap the out-of-pocket...
Although a majority of UT respondents to a campus safety survey conducted by the UT Police Department said they feel secure on campus and believe UTPD can effectively handle public safety crises, some students feel that the results do not represent the opinions of UT’s student population.
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the April 23 issue of The Daily Texan.
Austin’s most vulnerable communities have been disproportionately impacted by COVID-19, according to a report published...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the April 23 issue of The Daily Texan.
The Texas House of Representatives is considering two bills that would require college athletes to play sports exclusively...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the April 23 issue of The Daily Texan.
Austin residents can vote on propositions covering camping bans for unhoused people, rearranging the Austin City...
Legislative student organizations passed a resolution demanding the UT System divest all money from weapon manufacturing before January 2022. The resolution is waiting for the University administration...
Dell Children’s Medical Center will open a new comprehensive fetal care center May 3 that will be the only dedicated center in Central Texas for treating unborn children with conditions such as twin-to-twin...
UT scientists analyzed how rock weathering and water storage patterns across landscapes can help predict wildfires, landslides and droughts, according to a study published in late March.
The team of...
The UT Senate of College Councils passed a resolution urging University administrators to recommend that faculty continue pandemic accommodations such as recording lectures and posting class materials online to make the classroom more equitable.
State lawmakers are considering two bills this legislative session that would change how tenured professors are evaluated and what can cause revocation of tenure.
