Editor’s note: In 300 words or fewer, this series spotlights people in our community whose stories typically go untold. Shivering at the top of Mauna Kea, astrophotographer Ethan Tweedie quickly...

UT students in writing flag courses have the opportunity to win money just for doing their class work. The School of Undergraduate Studies is giving out awards to the undergraduate students who produce...

This past weekend, the LBJ Presidential Library displayed Texas’ most historically significant and valuable treasures at a special exhibit titled “25 Years/25 Treasures.” The...

The UT Police Department plans to install a new 911 communication option called “Text-to-911” by the end of the fall semester.  The technology initiates a text message-like conversation...

In a few months, S. Gail Eckhardt will be packing her bags in Colorado to head south and join UT to lead the new LIVESTRONG Cancer Institutes. LIVESTRONG, an Austin-based nonprofit dedicated to improving...

Amid a controversial state voter identification law and an upcoming presidential election, Texas was dubbed the “epicenter of voting rights battles” during a panel Sunday at the Lyndon B. Johnson...

Synthetic marijuana is a drug that has plagued West Campus for the past two years with at least one case every day being responded to by the Austin and UT Police Departments in 2014 and 2015, according...

First-year Dell Medical School students partnered with local Austin artists to create a mural at the HOPE Outdoor Gallery that encourages people to become more comfortable with the medical community. The...

Classics assistant professor Cristina Carusi spoke to an audience Friday on the construction industry in classical Athens.  Carusi detailed her research in the emergence of specialization in the...

Early September is like Christmas for Apple fanboys. The annual iPhone announcement is the most important event for Apple every year but also brings out their many detractors and people upset that they...

The war on technology has arrived at UT as many professors are banning the use of laptops in their classrooms. Laptops and tablets are the norm in a modern classroom setting — many textbooks are...

BERKELEY, California – Longhorn nation traveled well to California Memorial Stadium for Saturday night’s shootout between California and Texas. Many of the 50,448 in attendance...