Restaurants and stores on Guadalupe Street come and go with alarming frequency. In recent years, the balance between national chains and local businesses on the Drag has grown increasingly precarious.
“We...
While not officially a part of campus, the stretch of Guadalupe Street from 21st to 28th, known affectionately as The Drag, has been an integral backdrop to the University of Texas experience...
Behr Rinke, General Projects Reporter
• March 26, 2025
Since the pandemic, student reading levels have dropped, showing little sign of recovery. Now, professors must find ways to adapt classes to changing student needs by cutting down on reading assignments...
Behr Rinke, General Life&Arts Reporter
• December 4, 2024
As the UT tower’s restoration project (literally) looms over campus, student photographers feel the pressure to capture graduation photos before it’s too late.
Beginning this month and set to...
Behr Rinke, Life&Arts General Reporter
• November 17, 2024
Blending ballet, African and modern dance styles, UT’s Dance Repertory Theatre introduced audiences to “CYPHERS” on Thursday evening.
The performance consists of Department of Theatre and Dance...
Behr Rinke, General Life&Arts Reporter
• November 6, 2024
Some novels transport readers far away from their everyday lives. Others, like those in the campus novel subgenre, offer readers a chance to look more closely at the world around them. The Daily Texan...
Behr Rinke, Life&Arts General Reporter
• October 29, 2024
Days after headlining the Austin City Limits Music Festival, Tyler, The Creator announced his seventh studio album, Chromakopia. The follow-up to 2021’s Call Me If You Get Lost, an album centered around...
Behr Rinke, General Life&Arts Reporter
• October 24, 2024
Zack Smith grew up playing video games at Einstein’s Video Arcade on Guadalupe Street. Employees there wore white lab coats and the low lighting felt like stepping into a mad scientist’s laboratory....
Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 17 de Octubre del 2024 por Behr Rinke y fue traducido al español por Iñaki Zamarripa.
Mientras trabajaba como farmacéutica en Richmond...
Behr Rinke, General Life&Arts Reporter
• October 16, 2024
While working as a pharmacist in Richmond, Virginia, Leticia Moczygemba Ph.D. interviewed unhoused service providers — caseworkers, nurse practitioners and physicians — to better understand the...
Behr Rinke, General Life&Arts Reporter
• October 8, 2024
Meredith Winfield grew up catching red-eared slider turtles from her family’s catfish pond. When the invasive turtles began eating the fish, she and her brother captured the turtles with a Home Depot...
Nota del editor: Este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 3 de octubre de 2024 por Behr Rinke y fue traducido al español por Diana Villagómez.
Al igual que muchos jóvenes de Austin, Jackie...
Behr Rinke, General Life&Arts Reporter
• October 3, 2024
Like many young Austinites, then-seventh grader Jackie Meisel knew exactly what to ask her parents for each year when birthdays and Christmas came around — a prized Austin City Limits Music Festival...
Behr Rinke, Life&Arts General Reporter
• September 22, 2024
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, a UT faculty member sought to bridge the gap between students and future employers. Jamil Hooper founded what is now Career City Limits, a week-long speaker series...