While most students were on summer break, Student Government President Kevin Helgren and Vice President Binna Kim have been busy putting into action their platform for the upcoming semester.
Making...
Head coach Charlie Strong inherited a broken program in 2014.
He took to the helm in Austin following the departure of an embattled, but beloved, head coach in Mack Brown.
Brown left a lasting...
With summer coming to a close, a wave of UT students and their fast food-eating habits are descending upon campus to new eateries like In-N-Out and Panda Express.
The Taco Bell previously located...
Whether you are stepping on campus for the first time this fall or have called it home for years, I’m excited to welcome you back to the 40 acres. We greatly value what makes our home unique —...
The Longhorns are set for a full-on youth movement in 2016.
With six members of last season’s roster no longer on the 40 Acres, Texas’ success will sit on the shoulders of five returners...
When scientists discuss the effects of climate change, the dialogue typically concerns what may happen in the future rather than the present. This perceived lack of immediacy leads to apathy, and apathy...
The Austin Police Department and its partners have been working since June 1 to assess the needs of the homeless community through their pilot program, the Homelessness Outreach Team.
Scheduled to end...
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of UT-Austin’s use of race as a factor in the admissions process in June. The ruling in Fisher v. University of Texas allows UT and other universities across...
UTPD launched its Be Safe campaign Friday while awaiting the release of the Department of Public Safety’s security assessment that began months ago in the wake of freshman Haruka Weiser’s murder....
Almost everyone is anxious on their first day of school, let alone their first day of college. So for the freshmen who are taking their first tentative steps towards adulthood this week, I have a simple...
To voice their disapproval of the campus carry laws that went into effect Aug. 1, anti-campus carry movement Cocks Not Glocks has organized a protest for the first day of class in which participants will...
City council members voted last week to put a $720 million mobility bond on the November ballot.
“We have two big problems in this city: mobility and affordability. They are tied to each other,”...
