Twenty-four years after its Feb. 21, 1996 release, it is clear the film allowed Anderson and a fresh-faced Owen Wilson to lay the groundwork for an indie-comedy empire that culminated in groundbreaking later works from the duo.
UT nursing and pre-med students started signing up via email in mid-December to help administer the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to frontline health care workers including nurses, doctors and surgeons.
The Texan chatted with actor and UT alumna Brea Grant after her most recent project, “After Midnight,” recently premiered on streaming service Shudder.
Ivy Jones and Kassidy Litchenburg celebrated the one-year anniversary of their first sale on Jan. 29 after launching their Instagram-based thrifting company, RethreadATX, last January.
February marks nearly a year since Malvern Books, an independent bookstore located near campus on West 29th Street, shifted to online sales due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Growing up in Scotland as a Nigerian immigrant, Rebecca Ugo always found solace in watching movies, but she never saw herself represented in the characters on screen.
