As one of the University’s first contemporary art sculptures, “The West” created by Donald Lipski has been featured on the east side of the UT Tower for more than a decade.
The...
An additional 1,700 bike parking spaces have been added over the last six years to accommodate for the high number of campus bikers, according to the most recent Parking and Transportation Services...
Whenever bikes are abandoned on campus, they are often sold at bike auctions.
These auctions are held by Parking and Transportation Services each fall. The revenue from these auctions nearly...
At this point in the semester, many students worry about midterms, Q-drops and scholarship applications. To help, the Counseling and Mental Health Center is hosting their fourth annual Mental Health Promotion...
Whenever students struggle with critical problems, they have the option to call the Crisis Line — a confidential 24/7 service offered by the Counseling and Mental Health Center that gives students...
Michael Dell, chairman and chief executive officer of Dell Technologies, will deliver this year’s keynote address at the University’s 136th Spring Commencement on May 25 at the South Mall.
“During...
Students taking an exam in finance senior lecturer Heidi Toprac’s class must remember to bring one thing: a working calculator. If a student doesn’t, it could cost them points on the test.
Instead...
The UT library budget has remained consistent for nearly a decade, while the cost for journal subscriptions have continued to rise annually, according to budget reports spanning from 1997 to 2017. Because...
The rapidly changing stretch of Guadalupe Street bordering UT lost another building yesterday: the former Jack in the Box on 26th Street.
The ongoing demolition of this fast-food chain restaurant, which...
From recycling to composting, there are many ways students can help the environment. However, the impact of sorting waste is only economically friendly when it’s done properly.
Specifically for...
Students often don’t have the time or energy to reduce the amount of trash sent to landfills due to busy schedules full of academics, internships and jobs. However, this doesn’t apply to everyone....
About 40 percent of Thanksgiving food goes to waste, which is equivalent to 204 million pounds of turkey, according to a 2016 report by the environmental advocacy group Natural Resources Defense Council.
To...
For decades, Japanese animation director Hayao Miyazaki impacted the film industry with his famous works such as “Spirited Away,” “My Neighbor Totoro” and “Princess...
Fourteen student finalist teams were selected for a grant to take on international projects to benefit and serve communities abroad.
The inaugural President’s Award for Global Learning, created...
For the first time, UT will join the University of Michigan in conducting the American National Election Study, the world’s longest-running election survey project.
The National Science Foundation...
The Office of the Police Monitor, a separate Austin City Council entity overseeing the police department, is undergoing changes to ensure that Austinites are comfortable with voicing their concerns about...
MasculinUT is undergoing changes after conservative media outlets last semester said UT treats masculinity as a “mental health issue.”
MasculinUT, a program created to address interpersonal...
The Bridging Barriers program, a UT initiative tackling different fundamental problems facing humanity, such as environmental degradation, seeks to solve another problem: community adversity. ...
