In light of COVID-19, many cosplay conventions have been canceled, postponed or moved to a virtual setting. Still, avid fans are finding ways to keep the UT cosplay community alive.
When DeBerry’s childhood friends invited her to help start a weekly essay blog their freshman year of high school, DeBerry jumped on board. By their junior year, the trio had transformed their blog into Uniquely Aligned.
“The Phantom Zone” includes a collection of stories José Alaniz has written throughout his life that shed light on disability representation and his identity as a Mexican American.
The laid-back, conversational podcast usually starts with a brief on the podcast guest, an update on their personal lives and then a deep dive into politics, philosophy or pop culture.
Zoe Guillen launched a “campaign for kindness” — a series of baking projects. In April, she turned this campaign into a baking business: Sprinkled Gems.
Amy Tuttle-Charron’s Rhetoric and Writing 306 isn’t just a class — it’s a video game. She livestreams weekly on the streaming platform Twitch instead of hosting Zoom lectures.
Onwuzu launched Glossydaze Cosmetics with 12 types of glosses in July from her hometown of Tyler, Texas, and has transitioned her business to her West Campus apartment.
