SHIFT, an on-campus initiative that strives to change the culture surrounding substance use on campus, hosted a discussion Wednesday night where experts discussed students’ questions about vaping.
Editor’s note: This is the first installment of The Daily Texan’s semester-long collaborative series, The Waiting Room, which explores stories of how health care coverage is impacted by your identity.
Filmmaker and historian Henry Louis Gates Jr. discussed his new documentary on the Black struggle for rights during Reconstruction on Tuesday with a public affairs professor.
Angela Evans will conclude her tenure as dean of the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs this December, according to an email from the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost sent last week.
BlackBerry’s senior director of business operations discussed the business ramifications of critical data breaches and the decisions companies are often confronted with as part of the Cybersecurity Speaker Series hosted by the Robert Strauss Center for International Security and Law and the Center for Enterprise and Policy Analytics on Tuesday.
What started out as a woman with nothing but her quad skates and a passion for skating has evolved into a skater club with 20 members in just one week.
A student watched a baby goat chew on his shoelace while ducks bathed themselves in a nearby water bowl, splashing students at the Texas Independence Day event at Gregory Gymnasium Plaza on Monday.
A task force was formed Wednesday to make the College of Liberal Arts more inclusive by surveying students and crafting diversity and equity action plans, said one of the force’s co-chairs.
An interior design senior donated half her personal savings, $15,000, this semester to help future architecture students after receiving a $30,000 scholarship funding her tuition, housing and supplies.
