The Multicultural Leadership Institute, a five-week seminar that develops leadership skills through the exploration of various social topics, discussed the issue of racism and its implications Tuesday.
Parking lot closures from construction on the new Moody Center multipurpose arena have led students with Class C parking permits to park further from campus on the other side of Interstate 35.
TX Votes, a student organization that focuses on helping people with the voting process, held a Breakfast and Ballots event on the first day of early voting.
A Pulitzer Prize-winning historian discussed the historical impact industry has had on the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday as part one of the Littlefield Lecture Series, “Coming Ashore: History, Ecology, and the Gulf of Mexico.”
The Policy Alliance for Communities of Color organized a panel to discuss Barbara Jordan’s roots, her accomplishments and her impact on the civil rights movement Tuesday.
Three Democratic candidates running to unseat United States Sen. John Cornyn gathered at the University Presbyterian Church on Monday to share their plans to address climate change.
The staff emergency fund is available to all University staff when they face unexpected out-of-pocket expenses they are unable to pay, said Jeff Stellmach, a University senior social worker. The maximum award for an individual is $1,000.
In an effort to educate UT students on the values, practices and traditions constituting Hinduism, the Hindu Students Association is hosting Hinduism Awareness Week.
