The Brian L. Harlan Endowment, a program aimed at promoting suicide prevention, is hosting its third annual kickball tournament this weekend as a part of Suicide Prevention Week.
The event aims to get...
Shake Smart’s first out-of-state location is now open in Gregory Gymnasium, offering smoothies, açaí bowls, whole-wheat wraps and more to the UT community.
The California-based store...
Immunization is recommended by the World Health Organization, the Center for Disease Control, the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases and a whole bunch of other experts. Scientifically speaking,...
The lone lowlight of Texas’ opening-week victory over Notre Dame came on the defensive side of the ball. The Longhorns allowed Fighting Irish quarterback DeShone Kizer to throw with ease, surrendering...
UT-Dallas physicist Jason Slinker has designed a computer chip capable of simulating human cells, which will be used to test the efficacy of anticancer drugs.
To use the chip, researchers apply DNA...
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump finally admitted Friday that President Obama was born in the States. This reversed his position on the first political issue he attached his name...
Supercomputers can perform thousands of trillions of complex operations per second, but maintaining them is half the battle.
Last Wednesday, Tim Osborne, UT alumnus and systems analyst and geophysical...
Fans filled Gregory Gym from top to bottom Sunday to see No. 3 Texas take on No. 6 Wisconsin.
Every block, kill and dig brought fans to their feet as chants of “We! Are! Texas!” erupted...
Many musicians turn toward love for their inspiration, weaving tales of triumph and heartbreak to tell their stories. But with Mac Miller’s most recent release, he doesn’t just focus on one...
The NCAA has found itself in a bit of a quandary of late. School after school continues to be in the spotlight for, well, unscrupulous practices. Academic fraud, players getting paid — that should...
In his latest book, “The Terror Years,” Austinite Lawrence Wright explores the evolution of jihadism in the Middle East. The Pulitzer prize-winning journalist will visit BookPeople Monday to...
When a major river on Kristian Byrd’s home reservation was accidentally contaminated with toxic mine runoff by the EPA earlier this year, she was devastated. After learning about the proposed Dakota...
