A resolution that recommends a new policy to lower textbook costs remains tabled in the University’s Senate of College Councils.
In the last session of the Texas Legislature, representatives passed...
Acceptance of homosexuals in the law profession is a growing trend, but challenges remain for openly gay attorneys, said a UT Law alumnus in a lecture Tuesday.
United States Attorney Robert Pitman, law...
Last minute changes to the fall Big 12 football schedule led to a conflict between the Austin City Limits Music Festival and Texas-OU weekend, leaving students to decide which major event to attend.
Festival...
Confronting and healing from the struggles of an eating disorder through self-empowerment treatment can lead to a more fulfilling life after recovery, said an eating disorder survivor and advocate to a...
Recent research indicates that multitasking on laptops and other devices improves productivity if managed appropriately.
Ji Hyun Park, assistant instructor and information studies graduate student,...
The distinction between the established press and new media continues to create differences of opinion on the protection sanctioned by the First Amendment regarding organizations like WikiLeaks.
A panel...
With preleasing pressures becoming more prominent in the spring semester, students transitioning from dorm life to off-campus living must consider new responsibilities before signing a lease.
Legal and...
The future of 600 undocumented students at UT remains in the hands of the national political system despite efforts to lobby for their naturalization by those who will be affected by any type of immigration...
A recent college graduate struggling with loan repayment is pushing a major loan corporation to change forbearance terms for private loans.
Stef Gray, who graduated from Hunter College in New York last...
A permit denial for a pipeline that would transport oil across the United States drew disapproval from political and labor union supporters of the project.
President Barack Obama denied the permit application...
South by Southwest organizers are trying to avoid last minute festival chaos by addressing questions about venue permit application changes announced earlier this week.
After criticisms of last minute...
The University is offering employees a class that will tackle tobacco cessation treatment in a different way.
UT employees can participate in a free six-week tobacco cessation class through the HealthPoint...
A UT alumnus who made it big on the Oprah Winfrey Network paid tribute to Texas Student Television with a donation that will allow the station to improve its programming.
Zach Anner donated $33,000 to...
