The pandemic has interrupted most Halloween traditions, such as trick-or-treating and going to parties, but students are still finding ways to enjoy the spooky season.
Some say laughter is the best medicine, but delivering comic relief has proven to be difficult during a pandemic for student-led comedy organizations at UT.
The options for socializing are limited In light of COVID-19 restrictions, and some students are spending more time than ever inside with their roommates.
Some of us like to relax and enjoy the wholesome autumn vibes, while others enjoy being tormented. Here at The Daily Texan, we proudly support all kinds of fall fun. And if you’re looking for some fall fun or spooky scenes, we’ve got you covered.
The Daily Texan spoke with Dr. Esther Melamed, an assistant professor of neurology at UT’s Dell Medical School, about how students can stay healthy during online classes.
Sam Mayer, the person behind poolboy00, is a playwriting graduate student. Although Twitch is widely used for video game streaming, Mayer uses the platform to go live three to four times a week to chat with guests and viewers.
