State Rep. Elliott Naishtat (D-Austin) and U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-Rhode Island) hosted a discussion on climate change at the State Capitol on Monday involving UT researchers Kerry Cook, a professor...
Derek Wang, a biology and Asian studies senior, received a call at the beginning of the semester from an anonymous number. The caller, who claimed he was from the Internal Revenue Service, told Wang he...
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Every day, Allen Corley wakes at dawn, puts on his uniform and heads to...
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Luc Salazar
Since his grandmother passed away, wine connoisseur Luc Salazar has moved...
As 17-year-old Jace Klein sat in his room sprinkling glitter onto a Batgirl T-shirt, his dad approached him with the question he’d been dreading for months: “Are you gay?”
Two years...
Norah Jones knows how to sell an album – more specifically, 50 million of them. But with her newest record Day Breaks, it’s difficult to compare her to the titan she once was.
Fresh...
This weekend the No. 22 Longhorns participated in the Jim West Invitational in The Woodlands, Texas. The team finished Day 1 in second after shooting a 288 and then a 281, But the Longhorns ended the tournament...
It’s been a rough three weeks for Charlie Strong and the Longhorn defense.
The team has surrendered an average of 48 points per game en route to a three-game losing streak. Texas’ head coach...
Last Friday, UT’s Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center hosted Bug Night Out, the kickoff event for the first annual Texas Pollinator BioBlitz.
The BioBlitz is a two-week long event created...
It’s not easy to follow headlining acts such as Radiohead, Kendrick Lamar and Mumford and Sons. But on Sunday, LCD Soundsystem concluded the festival with the most passionate performance of the weekend.
Best:...
No more than the infantrymen at Sumter knew, the shots fired by the congressmen on the Salt Lake late Friday may very well, in retrospect, be the ones that cascade into civil war, at least for the Republican...
