I’ve written some of you before regarding the flippant, arrogant and sloppy attitude The Daily Texan has displayed in the recent past regarding crossword puzzles, but today’s snotty middle...

HATE HAS NO PLACE I am writing to express my extreme disgust with the “Islamic Apartheid Week” ad placed in today’s Daily Texan. Just as cartoons with racist content based on skin...

Learning today of the death of Van Cliburn, I thought back. I remembered back to January or February of 1959 in Austin when I was very fortunate that my freshman roommate, Ed Pickett from Liberty (as I...

The first time I stepped foot on the 40 Acres after I’d received my admittance from the University was nearly three years ago, on a yearbook field trip with my high school. It was the first time...

I was saddened, but not surprised, to learn from your web staff’s recent column that students have much less involvement in the management and design of the newspaper’s website than they should....

The Daily Texan has been an essential part of the University community for more than a century. It provides all of us with news, information and opinions that help us make decisions and hold accountable...

This Friday the Texas Student Media board will be making a fiscal decision that could alter the course of The Daily Texan as we know it. We love The Daily Texan because it’s just that: daily. It’s...

The Daily Texan faces a crisis unique in its 113-year history. On March 1, Texas Student Media’s board of trustees may take a decision to reduce the number of days the newspaper is printed. The Daily...

INBOXES BEFORE ORANGE BOXES Like many newspapers, The Daily Texan is misunderstanding the public’s switch to “digital” news. Newsprint is expensive, silicon is almost free. But...

Professor Allen Bard’s discoveries “help doctors today detect HIV and analyze AIDS,” but you wouldn’t know it based on this interview [published Feb. 13], which was devoted entirely...

Thank you for your attention to “The End of Austin,” a new experimental journal about urban identity that we recently launched from our home base in the American Studies department. We want...

How utterly apropos that the author of “The End of Austin” [a column published Tuesday] is from Dallas. — Robert “Dude” Spellings Jr., UT class of 1992