This may come as shocking news to some, but college is not very affordable — understatement of the century, I know.
At UT, the estimated cost of attendance for undergraduates can vary from...
When pictures of crowded parties circulated social media this semester, many students were quick to frown at these images and pat themselves on the back for not taking part. However, although they may...
This summer, UT denied a request through the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act to return the remains of three Native American ancestors to the Miakan-Garza Band of the Coahuiltecan...
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Laptops have become an essential part of the Longhorn experience. Whether a laptop becomes a classroom, textbook, teacher, meeting room or stadium, the digital age has opened COVID-free doors for students...
COVID-19 has brought a multitude of inconveniences, tragedies and stipulations. For some students at UT, the risk of exposure from attending in-person classes is yet another obstacle. In-person classes...
From an apocalyptic pandemic to a historic hurricane season, this year’s many misfortunes seem like an inescapable streak of bad luck. However, they could have been prevented.
The devastating events...
There is no doubt that COVID-19 has been exceptionally mentally, physically and financially draining.
In order to alleviate all these pressures, UT students should consider taking a gap year after...
To be honest, AP Chemistry kicked my butt. The material seemed foreign, and the tests were excruciating, which made that A at the end of the year all the more satisfying.
That pride didn’t...
Unprecedented is the word of 2020. In many ways, our first semester back seems to mirror the plots of some dystopian novels. With the desolate campus grounds and the doomsday COVID-19 numbers, the atmosphere...
Amid all of the challenges of COVID-19, the pandemic has accelerated innovation and overdue change in some areas.
COVID-19 disrupted students’ access to standardized testing this spring and summer,...
Over 600 new COVID-19 cases have been reported since classes started, which means that UT has managed to surpass 1,000 total cases in the six months since the pandemic began. Student attitudes regarding...
