Uber plans to take its services to the skies and has enlisted UT to help them get there.
A team of researchers from the Cockrell School of Engineering partnered with the U.S. Army Research Labs to test...
The McCombs School of Business recently partnered with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to help solve problems of fraud and inefficiency within the VA using data analytics.
Four students within...
The Texas Blazers wrapped up their week-long Drive to Provide initiative on Friday, which collected donations and raised awareness for Austin-area refugees.
Each semester the Blazers, an all-male...
A faculty initiative in the Moody College of Communication is offering free speech and language screenings to children who suffer from hearing loss and can’t afford treatment.
The initiative is...
Students stumbled their way through a pitch black room, feeling their way along the backs of chairs to find a seat at the crowded dinner table. For just under two hours Thursday night, these students got...
UT Landscape Services celebrated Texas Arbor Day on Friday by planting trees next to the turtle pond, educating the UT community about tree care and giving away seedlings grown from seeds gathered from...
Joshua Ellis voted for Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-VT) in the primary election, but when Hillary Clinton was elected as the Democratic presidential nominee, Ellis was faced with a decision.
Ellis, a government...
A recently published survey by the Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life polled over 2,000 U.S. citizens, revealing mixed views on topics such as the use of social media in modern politics and the trustworthiness...
As of last month, select materials from UT’s Benson Latin American Collection library can now be digitally accessed by UT students and by people living in the furthest reaches of the globe through...
Approximately 100 students discussed the presidential election Friday afternoon at “Let’s Talk!”, an event facilitated by the Society of Professional Mediators at the Student Services...
“Send an atheist to church!” a student yelled at passersby, while pointing to eight cash-filled mason jars on the West Mall.
The Secular Student Alliance hosted its first Soul Auction...
Mysterious posters bearing symbols associated with white supremacy were spotted around campus earlier this month, only to be torn down and replaced by anti-fascism flyers reading “Good Night White...
Run Wang, who works at MD Anderson Cancer Center, will be the first UT professor to serve as president of the Sexual Medicine Society of North America, an organization informing researchers on sexual health...
On a cloudy Saturday morning, five kickball teams took their energy to the field to launch Suicide Prevention Week.
The Be That One suicide prevention program of the UT Counseling and Mental Health...
Illuminated by the light of the Tower, a congregation of approximately 70 students from various campus ministries gathered to worship and meet with fellow Christians in their majors Thursday night.
Hosted...
In a few months, S. Gail Eckhardt will be packing her bags in Colorado to head south and join UT to lead the new LIVESTRONG Cancer Institutes.
LIVESTRONG, an Austin-based nonprofit dedicated to improving...
The School of Architecture plans to launch a new program addressing race, gender and experience that will be taught by architecture lecturers Anna Brand and Andrea Roberts starting this spring.
This...
Stephen Strakowski, inaugural chair of the Psychiatry Department at the new Dell Medical School, held an hour-long informational session Thursday afternoon to discuss his research plans and ultimate goals...
