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UT postponed the creation of a second Longhorn Band that will not play “The Eyes of...
Some UT students say the website for Bevo Pay, a program that allows students to pay for items using their student ID at participating locations on and around campus, does not accurately say where it can...
Texas law students gained experience in public service this summer with the help of Texas Law’s new Summer Public Service Program, which granted 167 students stipends to work in unpaid government and...
Sophia Kurz, General News Reporter
• September 28, 2022
UT’s computer science program is one of the best in the country, according to national rankings. But, with great prestige comes great stress, students say, especially when it comes to navigating the...
Joelle DiPaolo, Senior News Reporter
• September 23, 2022
When Lisa Moore moved to Texas in 1991, its inclusivity attracted her, but with increasingly restrictive reproductive healthcare, she no longer feels this way today.
“(It was) a place where I, a...
During his State of the University address on Tuesday, President Jay Hartzell updated community members on the University’s upcoming commitments, including improving housing conditions for students,...
A new investment through the University Co-op is increasing the affordability of course materials by providing scholarships to high-achieving, low-to-middle income students.
The investment funds $500...
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For the first time in nearly two years, The Daily Texan sat down with President Jay Hartzell...
The University Lecture Series returned on Sept. 12 with a discussion led by contributors to the Black Austin Matters podcast, a radio segment that interviews Black Austinites on their experiences of being...
When Jester West resident Joel Gomez tested positive for COVID-19 last week, he had a difficult decision to make — isolate back at home and risk getting his grandma sick, or isolate in his dorm and risk...
A new study from UT researchers found that delays in COVID-19 contact tracing undermined the effectiveness of preventing further spread of the virus in Austin.
The study describes contact tracing as...
Joelle DiPaolo, Senior News Reporter
• September 2, 2022
Those living with mild to moderate hearing loss will be able to obtain hearing aids over-the-counter following a new Federal Drug Administration rule from Aug. 16, effectively making them more affordable...
