A little over a year ago, I was a fresh face on campus, in Moody — and in The Daily Texan basement.
I had always imagined that I would spend the entirety of my time at UT working at The...
The Daily Texan’s editorial board and Diversity & Inclusion Board stand in solidarity with the #BlackLivesMatter movement, with Black journalists across the nation and with our Black Texan staffers....
Business freshman Kachi Akamelu said her love affair with makeup began at 16 in the Walmart makeup aisle.
“My mom (and I) would be in the store for like 30 minutes trying out different colors...
With finals week just around the corner and students flocking to the Perry-Castañeda Library to prep for their end-of-semester exams, some students decided to opt for a more creative way to spend...
Students with natural and textured hair have expressed dissatisfaction with the limited stock and availability of natural hair care products in stores near campus.
Natural hair care products are...
Grabbing a snack from campus vending machines can be a quick and reliable way to satisfy a craving or get a quick bite to eat in between classes, but some students feel misled by the advertisement of healthy...
A recent change implemented by the Office of the Registrar initially reserved sections for all upper-division math courses exclusively to math majors during the first week of spring 2020 registration.
Students...
Amid orange fairy lights and paper jack-o’-lanterns, students got into the Halloween spirit Tuesday by listening to student musicians take the stage for an on-campus open mic night.
Performers...
Surrounded by K-pop dancing, boba tea and Asian cultural displays, dozens of students celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival on campus Tuesday.
During the event at Gregory Plaza, on-campus organizations...
A student-run coffee startup is parking their mobile brewery on campus to provide students with their daily dose of caffeine.
Coffee and tea startup BrewBike’s Austin branch is relocating to the...
UT students recently created a new publication that aims to serve as not only a resource, but a creative outlet for first-generation students and students of color.
The publication name, expectations,...
Clowns, spiders and masked monsters greeted hundreds of students who walked through the annual on-campus Haunted House of Horrors last weekend.
Texas Theme Park Engineering Group hosted its free...
The UT Amnesty International chapter held a protest Tuesday at West Mall in support of Rodney Reed, who was convicted of murder in 1998 and has been on death row in Texas for 23 years.
Amnesty...
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering hosted a meet and greet expo on Wednesday for students to meet with representatives from a variety of companies, such as ExxonMobil and Apple. No suits...
