A group in favor of allowing concealed handguns on campus is considering rewarding students for filing complaints against professors who ban guns from their offices.
SB 11, which goes into effect Aug....
A team from the School of Architecture and Red McCombs School of Business won a national competition hosted by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in April.
Team members Sarah...
The Creative Arts + Theatre committee of Campus Events + Entertainment is hosting their spring musical, “Young Adults,” this weekend.
Sandy Lam, psychology and English senior, chair...
The Campus Environmental Center held its annual Earth Day Carnival on Friday, hosting multiple environmentally-focused organizations and giving prizes to students who explored the stations.
Marcela...
Almost 900 students were in attendance Saturday at Texas Revue 2016, one of the largest talent shows on UT’s campus.
Public relations junior Abby Bollinger worked on the event as the social...
Austin Animal Center is seeking people to temporarily foster dogs after the Sunday night rainstorm displaced 55 dogs from the Town Lake Animal Center.
Kasey Spain, spokesperson for Austin Animal Center,...
Eight students and two organizations in the McCombs School of Business were recognized for their leadership and service to the school on Monday.
The George Mitchell Student Leadership Award, which distinguishes...
Three areas in Austin, including West Campus, rank in the top 10 most walkable neighborhoods in Texas, according to an article from the real estate firm REDFIN.
According to the article, rankings are...
Developers are attempting to relocate a historical house in West Campus to make way for more student housing but face opposition from a historical preservation group.
The Dabney-Horne house, located...
The Palestine Solidarity Committee hosted its third annual Israeli Apartheid Week this week, as a part of the international movement to bring awareness to Palestinian liberation struggles in the Gaza Strip...
UT students and alumni came together to bring TEDx back to campus with TEDxSpeedwayPlaza on Saturday.
TED is an organization aimed at spreading ideas through conferences and talks, according...
Austin motorists will soon have a new way to pay for parking in West Campus.
The Austin Transportation Department will be introducing a pay-by-phone parking service so users will never have to interact...
Despite his frequent insults, Republican presidential contender Donald Trump is appealing to some people because he gives them a group to identify with, according to a UT professor.
Marketing professor...
RecSports celebrated National Recreational Sports and Fitness Day by offering free classes to the entire campus.
RecSports provided free Texercise and group cycling classes, as well as free chair massages...
UT student Anisha Srivastava took first place in a coding competition for creating an application to provide students with a new way to review academic concepts.
Srivastava, a business honors,...
Over 11,000 runners crossed the finish line yesterday at the 25th Austin Marathon and Half Marathon.
John Conley, the race director for the past 20 years, said he has watched the race change...
Researchers at UT have found a link between worsening asthma symptoms and an unexpected variable: the common cold.
Rosalind Eggo, a former postdoctoral researcher in the College of Natural Sciences,...
The University Co-op will celebrate 120 years since its founding with a “120th Year Birthday Bash” featuring free food, giveaways and an interactive photo booth Thursday.
The Co-op was founded...
Using cold temperatures for pain relief and healing damaged body tissues has been around for hundreds of years, but a UT professor is developing the first safety standards for cryotherapy in the field.
Cryotherapy...
Many people believe art and science inhabit two completely different spheres of existence. However, for UT alumna Hayley Gillespie, the two could not be more interconnected.
The Ecology, Evolution and...
