With more than 150 bands and thousands of festival attendees heading to Zilker Park this weekend, traffic will become a problem that could ruin the party. Here are five ways for festival attendees to get...
New workshops at UT will better equip teachers to teach students programming skills.
The Raspberry Pi Foundation, a UK-based educational charity, recently opened four Picademies in the U.S., including...
The United Nations recently selected Karan Jerath, a petroleum engineering sophomore, as a U.N. Young Leader for Sustainable Development Goals, a title he will hold for the next two years.
The...
Glowing, going, gone.
Although they’re usually associated with summer, fireflies can still be found lighting up the sky this fall. However, they won’t stay around for long. According to...
UT recently granted $150,000 to San Antonio-based medical technology startup Cardiovate.
The company will use funding from the UT Horizon Fund, an investment fund aimed at supporting UT-related startups,...
Last month, I drove to the gas station in the middle of the night for a chocolate bar. I ate a whole bag of potato chips last week because I needed something salty. As I write this, I’m resisting...
Three civic engagement organizations registered more than 1,200 students to vote on Sept. 27, National Voter Registration Day.
Since the start of the fall semester, UT Votes, Texas Rising and Hook...
It was 2 a.m. on a Sunday night, and radio-television-film junior Miguel Salazar had been vomitting at his apartment for the past three hours. After a panicky phone call with his parents, he suspected...
Squarecap, an online learning platform which started three years ago in a 120-student classroom at UT, is now changing the way students interact with teachers throughout the United States and even in Canada.
Founded...
Before Nepali youth attended college in the capitol city of Kathmandu in the late 1960s, most had never seen electric lights or even a wheel at their homes in the countryside, according to Mark Liechty,...
A chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists has opened at UT, allowing journalism students such as junior Nidia Cavazos to feel a sense of community in the diverse world of journalism.
“You...
The post-war America that today’s college students grew up learning about was one built on the successes of factory workers — hard-working Americans who bought homes and provided for their...
