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.
With COVID-19 experiences that contrast with their families’ realities back home, international students in Austin talk about the ways the pandemic has affected their family relationships.
With new COVID-19 cases in Texas reaching record-breaking levels, it’s time to shift the annual shopping tradition from browsing crowded stores to scrolling through online deals at home.
According to a 2018 study from the Journal of Nutrition & Food Sciences, 23.5%, or roughly 9,500, of UT’s undergraduate students said they experience food insecurity.
Some students celebrate Thanksgiving with food from their own cultures. They said taking the time to make and eat their traditional meals brings them closer to their families and heritage.
The Daily Texan spoke with Moose after the release of his new EP with Phoebe Bridgers, Copycat Killer, which consists of string arrangements of songs from Bridgers’ latest album, Punisher.
“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.
