At first glance, it would seem that computer scientists and humanities researchers live in different worlds. Today, however, computers can help human researchers better study traditionally human subjects...

The 2016 NCAA football season kicks off this week with an action-packed slate. Three of the 10 teams in the Big 12 — Kansas State, No. 3 Oklahoma and Texas — open their season against ranked...

As the information era continues, data is being stored through social media and economic transactions largely occurring on our mobile devices. Facebook alone processes over 500 terabytes of data daily,...

The new class of Texas Wranglers for the Spring 2016 semester have dedicated their inaugural service project to the brother of one of their class members who passed away from cancer this past spring. The...

UT RecSports held a “Try Before You Buy” campaign from Aug. 24–28 at Gregory Gym in an attempt to promote the variety of exercise options students have on campus. Enrolled students...

Construction of the East Campus parking garage and a new tennis center has removed access to parking lots 103 and 104, two of the largest surface parking lots on campus. To offset the loss of these...

OnRamps has been allowing high school students to take higher-level courses at UT through dual enrollment programs for the past five years. Similar to dual credit and Advanced Placement programs...

The UT-Austin School of Nursing expects to add 10 matches of students and alumni to its Alumni Mentor Program this semester.  The program provides current nursing students with UT alumni mentors...

Former Travis County GOP chairman Robert Morrow, infamous for his jester hat and controversial Twitter presence, will no longer serve as the head of the county party because his bid for the U.S. presidency...

At the front of the podium, James H. Dee, associate classics professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago, urged his audience to consider their definitions on the origins of “humanities”...