Sometimes, I just choose not to eat in the dining halls at all.
This may seem dramatic to most freshmen who experience the dorm dining halls, but for students with strict dietary needs, living in a...
Although Austin boasts a diverse population, UT is very isolated from the rest of the city. Students have their own shopping centers on The Drag, and most undergraduates don’t venture off the Forty...
UT is well known for its automatic admissions policy. Thousands of talented and high-achieving students have earned their spot at the prestigious University in this way.
However, in light of a...
Have you noticed the campaign posters that decorate the entrance to the Perry-Castañeda Library? Have you been stopped by someone offering you an information packet on a candidate running for election?...
Tomorrow is your last chance to vote in the 2020 primaries. For Austin, Travis County and many of Austin’s congressional districts, UT Austin students are a critical — and growing — voting...
This year, UT students unapologetically challenged administration about professor misconduct. We achieved an unprecedented level of success in holding administration accountable for their actions, thanks...
In December 2019, the Trump administration signed a spending package into law raising the purchase of tobacco age to 21. A few months earlier, Texas abolished the previously existing grandfather clause,...
Many students strive for perfection. There is immense pressure from peers, families, and society to work as hard as you can. People romanticize sacrificing their mental and physical health for the sake...
This is the last week of early voting before the primary election on March 3.
As the election approaches, students and community members are rallying and pledging support to candidates. Student...
I was proud to deliver Voodoo Doughnuts to the University Democrats who’d stayed up all night at the Flawn Academic Center in anticipation of the first day of early voting. We did some handstands...
Our campaign is drawing a new line around the working class in Texas — a line that begins every conversation not by asking people at their doors whether they are Republican or Democrat, but rather...
You pick your phone up for the fifth time in 20 minutes. You instinctively check Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat even though you know you haven’t gotten any new notifications. You set the phone back...
