Between endless exams, demanding schedules and a fast food diet, it can be hard to stay healthy in college. Last fall, UT partnered with the City of Austin to help students easily and affordably maintain...
Researchers have made a gel capable of growing new blood vessels.
The U. S. Department of Defense has awarded UT associate biomedical engineering professor Aaron Baker with a $2.7 million grant...
On Monday morning, Mercury will slowly march across the face of the sun. The Department of Astronomy and the Astronomy Students Association will help interested viewers see this relatively rare event on...
Editor’s note: A 30 column is a chance for departing permanent staff to say farewell and reflect on their time spent in The Daily Texan’s basement office. The term comes from the old typesetting...
The history of Earth’s climate has been shaped by volcanoes.
In a recent study published in Science, UT geosciences researchers found that there was more volcanic activity during Earth’s...
UT researcher Paul Shapiro is painting the universe with numbers. His research focuses on how starlight from galaxies reignited the atoms in the universe following a period of time known as the “cosmic...
Volunteers will be planting the future on May 16 when UT installs its first living wall on the north side of the architecture building.
The wall has a honeycomb structure with a steel skeleton that...
The Wrangler gets its name from the cowboys of the Old West — it’s capable of taming the previously untameable “big data.”
While most supercomputers are meant to create...
Through Code Orange, 11-year-old Joaquin Calderon learned HTML to create a website about wolves.
“It was really fun. I love doing all the code,” Calderon said.
Code Orange is a student-led...
What lies outside the confines of our pale blue dot? Is there anyone else out there in the vast expanse of the universe — mostly void, partially stars — wondering the same thing?
In 1950,...
It’s finally summer (and bikini season)! For a post-pool snack, should I choose frozen yogurt or ice cream?
—Searching for the scoop
Summer means no school, sunshine and sweet...
Journalism and computer science students showcased their mobile news apps that do everything from making it easier to identify LGBTQ-friendly businesses to locating bike racks on campus on Saturday.
The...
