A lot is riding on the results of the election that concluded yesterday — the next president, the fate of the Republican Party and the future of science education in Texas. The last item in this...
Last week, March of Dimes, a foundation committed to preventing birth defects and infant mortality, released a report card in which the United States scored a C for preterm birth rates. Not only did these...
The unthinkable happened. Barring a late break in swing state polls, the United States has elected a xenophobic, misogynistic, crude and woefully underprepared demagogue for president.
Trump’s...
Don’t just be a leader, create the next generation of leaders.
For many UT Austin students, November will mark the first time they vote in a presidential election. Today, students will be lined...
Weak. Wimpy. Melodramatic. These names are just a sample of what many called men last week in response to an article on a male birth control study. The article, published by The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology...
The current makeup of Student Government demonstrates that much progress has yet to be made for women in leadership roles, and it won’t be addressed by a female U.S. president.
The last time that...
Compared to past backdrops, among them the Great Depression, the onset of World War II, public dissent toward the Vietnam War and the collapse of the American housing market, the context of today’s...
Political scientist Samuel Kernell knows something that most Americans don’t: Presidents do their best work when the American people work with them and not against them. Ronald Reagan passed his...
Horns Up: It's almost over!
After an election period that has lasted longer than the gestation period of most whales — almost 19 months, if you’re curious — we’re less than...
Should Donald Trump win tomorrow, Nov. 19, 2015, will be a date that schoolchildren might very well read about in history textbooks for posterity.
On that day, Yahoo News interviewed Trump about a range...
The University was recently recognized as one of 13 universities in the nation as a 2016 Diversity Champion by INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine — the largest and oldest diversity and inclusion publication...
Last fall, high school students coveting a spot in one of the College of Natural Sciences’ selective honors programs — Dean’s Scholars, Health Science Scholars, and Polymathic Scholars...
