The resource page includes information on UT Outpost, Micah 6 Food Pantry and Hope Food Pantry such as their location, contact information, hours of operation and how to receive food.
Student organizations are adapting to COVID-19 regulations by participating in virtual community service, which some students say is limiting possible connections.
With early voting available at two locations on campus, political student organizations have worked to reduce the obstacles students face when voting to ensure their voices are heard.
Frontera, a supercomputer at UT’s Texas Advanced Computing Center, is helping researchers simulate storm surges to predict weather emergencies and assist with potential weather-related evacuations through a computer program.
The College of Liberal Arts started offering a virtual vacation series Oct. 13 for students to learn about new languages and cultures despite the pandemic. The last sessions will be held Oct. 22.
In a message Wednesday evening, University President Jay Hartzell said the Longhorn Band was never expected to play at the game this weekend. He said “The Eyes of Texas” has been played at previous games in the season and will continue to be played in the future.
The clinic has two goals: to improve care for the Spanish-speaking subpopulation in Central Texas and to create a trend of Spanish-inclusive clinics by publishing research from the UT clinic.
