Quarters residents were displaced due to apartment renovations, UT students navigate classwork and unaccommadating professors following the winter storm and a columnist writes about the importance of disability rights advocacy.
Water temperatures along the Texas coast dropped below 50 degrees Fahrenheit during the storm, which left over 10,000 turtles stranded and cold-stunned, said Jace Tunnell, director of the Mission-Aransas National Estuarine Research Reserve.
The Daily Texan broke down where the System’s revenue is coming from, how much the UT System spent in fiscal year 2020 and how revenues and expenses compare to previous years using data presented in the UT System Board of Regents’ Feb. 24 and 25 meeting agenda.
Mutual Aid projects may be taxable, students cope with loss of CMHC appointments amid winter storm, Charli Collier prepaid for 50 pizzas for students and Sanika Nayak is running for the Texan's next editor-in-chief.
Mutual Aid projects may be taxable, students cope with loss of CMHC appointments amid winter storm, Charli Collier prepaid for 50 pizzas for students and Sanika Nayak is running for the Texan's next editor-in-chief.
Despite this week’s higher temperatures, Austin is still reeling from the effects of last week’s inclement weather, which caused widespread power and water outages.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, recipients can now apply to receive replacement benefits for food lost or damaged in the winter storm.
Eligible Texans can apply for rent assistance for past-due bills dating as far back as March 13, 2020, and receive assistance for three months of future rent and utility bills, a Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs spokesperson said.
University admissions will not require fall 2022 undergraduate applicants to submit SAT or ACT scores due to COVID-19 related testing limitations, according to a statement released on the Texas Admissions website.
