Professor Emeritus Sergio DellaPergola speaks about Jewish demography and world Jewish identity after October 7, 2023 at the Harry Ransom Center auditorium during a talk organized by the Schusterman Center...

Demonstrators gather outside the Texas Capitol during the United We Stand, Divided We Fall protest to stop mass deportations and protect undocumented immigrants on Saturday, Feb. 8, 2025.

Verified Carbon Co-Founder Coleman White, left, and Chief Business Officer Thomas McGuire photographed at the UT Main Building on Friday, November 15, 2024.

Demonstrators chanting during the pro-Palestine protest against a visit by former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett to UT Austin on Tuesday, November 19, 2024.

Sophie Koloft plays with Texas Robotics' B3VO, a Boston Dynamics quadruped robot with a mounted manipulator, at the UT Year of AI Robot Parade that happened on Speedway on Friday, November 15, 2024.

Students use the new Pepsi soda fountains at Kins Dining on Tuesday, September 10, 2024.

Jay Sankaran, an assistant professor at UT, and former U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz discussing global nuclear threats and how to reduce them during a Texas Tribune Festival event at the Omni Hotel...

On Sept. 7, 2024, The Texas Tribune Festival housing affordability panel featured city council member Canessa Fuentes, Tribune reporter Joshua Fetcher, Texas 2036 executive VP A.J. Rodriguez, Real Estate...

Students congregate on the West Mall, waiting in line to vote on Nov. 3, 2023. The voting took place inside the Flawn Academic Center.

Mapping Indigenous Texas, a long-running project led by Professors Circe Sturm and Craig Campbell, seeks to shed light on the deep legacy of Indigenous communities in Austin.    The project,...

Set in 1942 and adapting a book by author Damien Lewis, “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” tells the true but unbelievable story of Operation Postmaster, a Special Operations Executive (SOE) and...

RTF Senior and director Xavier Ingram answers questions with the cast and crew of “The Ultimate Spider-Man” after the student film’s premiere at the WCP Auditorium on Thursday, April 4th, 2024.

On Thursday evening, a large crowd of students patiently waited outside the William C. Powers Student Activity Center’s Black Box Theater. After viewing a short video and dividing into teams, the group...

Duren Residence hall on Thursday, March 28, 2024.

The School of Architecture’s Materials Lab is an industrial display of various colors, textures and media. Atop neatly arranged shelves of building materials sit small blue dioramas. These dioramas are...

In today’s franchise-saturated film scene, few sequels manage to expand their series’ world while retaining the fundamental ingredients that made the original great. With bright, colorful animation,...

The Church of Scientology Building on Guadalupe viewed from across the street on Feb. 22, 2024.

The UT Tower viewed from the Turtle Pond on October 6, 2023.

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 26 de febrero por Atahan Koksoy y fue traducido al español por Jessica Nino.  El autor Justin Torres y la profesora de Literatura...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 26 de febrero del 2024 por Atahan Koksoy y fue traducido al español por Valeria Mota. Con la Extravaganza de Comidas y Culturas Internacionales...

The UT Tower on September 4, 2023.

Author Justin Torres and American and English literature professor, Lisa Moore, stepped onto the stage of the packed Harry Ransom Center Auditorium. The audience, composed of UT students, faculty and...

With the International Food and Cultures Extravaganza in full swing, organizers stood behind piles of various cultural delicacies such as delicious pastries, specialty candies and warm, homemade dumplings,...

The UT Tower viewed from the Turtle Pond on October 6, 2023.

“Argylle,” the latest film in the “Kingsman” universe, follows Elly Conway, a spy novel writer, as she finds herself at the center of one of her own stories after her latest book predicts real...

Kennedy Cortez, one of the Directors of Operations for UT’s Native American & Indigenous Collective on Sunday.

Vocalist Julie Poupon and violinist Adriana Rizk first planned to perform “I See the Light” at the University Residence Hall Association talent show as a duet. However, Poupon, who primarily sang in...

Content warning: this review features mentions of intimate partner violence. Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon,” about the life of Napoleon Bonaparte (Joaquin Phoenix), marks a triumphant return for sprawling,...

Two members of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority stroll at Hump Night on Nov. 15.

Students congregate on the West Mall, waiting in line to vote on Nov. 3, 2023. The voting took place inside the Flawn Academic Center.

On a busy Friday night at the McCullough Theater, ushers hand out programs as guests enter, but some seats stay empty by the time the doors are closed. The audience quiets as the curtains rise, revealing...

As Halloween approaches, it might be time to watch some spooky mysteries to celebrate. The Daily Texan compiled a list of four movie recommendations to bring in the eerie season.     The Outfit This...

With Halloween fast approaching, students might want to explore the darker, spookier side of campus. The Daily Texan compiled a list of four creepy places on campus worth exploring.   Littlefield...

The newly opened Alienware Longhorn Esports Arena, situated next to the Union Underground, bustled with activity. Students filled the space, playing video games like Valorant and Super Smash Bros. on the...

On a quiet Wednesday afternoon, the Harry Ransom Center’s conservation department works to preserve historical materials. Kaeley Ferguson, the Campus Conservation Initiative conservator, carefully examines...

A difficult concept to define at a geopolitical level, governments differ in their interpretations of disinformation and their responses to it.  The Global Disinformation Lab, a research organization...