Right now in Austin, most trees are shedding their colorful frond and coating trials in crumbled leaves. However, one tree is missing out on this annual tradition after nearly 100 years of life. Earlier...

With October at a close, The Daily Texan looks back on this years annual Oktoberfest in Austin, Texas. Produced by Kaelyn Bombick Video by Kirthi Gummadi & Miriam Belmonte Edited by Angelica Ruzanova...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 13 de noviembre por Angelica Ruzanova y fue traducido al español por Valeria Mota. Todo comenzó en un tailgate, con dos amigos y una...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 7 de noviembre por Angelica Ruzanova y fue traducido al español por Andrea Arias-Zarate. En los mercados ambulantes semanales de Austin,...

It started at a tailgate: two friends and one conversation about starting a business. A decade later, the aroma of their Napoletana flan and homemade tortillas imbues Austin’s local markets and stores,...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 7 de noviembre por Angelica Ruzanova y fue traducido al español por Hannel Suarez. Un caleidoscopio de cuentas ilumina el puesto de Juan...

At Austin’s weekly farmers markets, shoppers can find anything from handcrafted leather to goat milk soap. The rows of tents overflow with local produce as visitors walk around the pavilion with bouquets...

A kaleidoscope of beads lights Juan Riaño’s stand as he lays out his handcrafts. One by one, the tricolor macaw birds, the threaded bracelets and the traditional wooden masks leave a piece of Putumayo,...

Students at the University of Texas at Austin sift through mounds of clothing items previously left in trash bags. The Campus Environmental Center encourages others to reuse and thrift new clothes at their...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 19 de octubre por Angelica Ruzanova y fue traducido al español por Hannel Suarez. A los 13 años, Samara Bartoluchi viajó a convenciones...

A variety of stickers, posters and flyers decorate otherwise blank spots on campus and serve as a temporary spectacle for students on their way to class. On lampposts and bulletin boards, decals are noticed,...

At 13 years old, Samara Bartoluchi traveled to sneaker conventions with her parents in Mexico where she ran her own sneaker media brand. Now a textiles and apparel sophomore with a minor in analytics and...

French chanson plays inside a Presbyterian church as the guests slowly fill up one of the rooms. They are here to see Austin City Theatre’s production of Jean-Paul Sarte’s “No Exit,” an existential...

Twenty-nine years ago when Dr. Leonard Moore pursued his Ph.D. in history at Ohio State University, his friend asked him to help tutor a group of football players. Understanding the lives of the athletes...

On a West Campus lamp post facing 24th Street hangs a scan of a diary entry. Handwritten, scattered and covered with sketches and crossed-out words, the taped scan reads: “There’s some deep underlying...