Maryam Ahmed, Senior News Reporter
• December 2, 2024
The University notified all staff Nov. 14, including student employees, that they must complete a mandatory Senate Bill 17 compliance training by February 2025.
All UT employees must complete...
The 2025-26 Free Application for Federal Student Aid officially opened Nov. 21 — ten days before its initial release date — following four phases of testing.
The day of the release, the U.S. Senate...
Catharine Li, General News Reporter
• November 22, 2024
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Department of Education are collaborating to send annual emails to low-income college students to inform them of potential eligibility for the Supplemental Nutrition...
With the score at 30-15, it seemed as if the Oct. 19 game against the University of Georgia would be the first loss of the season for UT’s football team, and fans weren’t happy. As the cameras...
The UT System Board of Regents’ Academic Affairs Committee has given preliminary approval to provide free tuition and waived fees to undergraduates from families with an adjusted gross income of...
About 50 students and community members gathered outside the UT Systems building during the Board of Regents quarterly meeting to protest the system’s investments in weapons manufacturers supplying Israel’s...
UT Outpost received over 500 pounds of donations on Nov. 6 from the Texas Law Society’s first-ever food drive, said Valeria Martin, assistant director for basic needs at UT.
The month-long drive...
Laura Rivera, Senior News Reporter
• November 14, 2024
The University launched a new center on Oct. 29 aiming to train students to raise capital to fund public works projects.
The new initiative, called the Center on Municipal Capital Markets, joined the...
Maryam Ahmed, Senior News Reporter
• November 11, 2024
The University released an artificial intelligence guide on Oct. 22 in collaboration with Grammarly to help faculty incorporate generative AI into their classrooms.
Created by the Office of Academic...
Maryam Ahmed, Senior News Reporter
• November 8, 2024
UT made changes to its free speech policies over the summer, ranging from small terminology changes to entire sections added.
The University did not notify the campus community of policy changes....
The U.S. Department of Education awarded two grants totaling over $50 million to UT’s School of Education Institute for Public School Initiatives to support college and career readiness for more than...
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board gave a McCombs School of Business master’s program a STEM certification for its “emphasis on quantitative methods, statistical analysis and technological...
