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How to start thinking about study abroad

Carmen Rising June 9, 2014

Studying abroad may seem far away, but getting a head start on scholarship searches, visa applications and a list of must-try foods will help make your life easier when it comes time to actually go abroad....

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Campus Characters: French and history senior Dylan Jones spends time downtown as a pedicab driver

Carmen Rising April 28, 2014

The pulse of downtown escalated as bar-hoppers filled the streets and the dinner music of nearby bars and lounges faded into a chorus of club beats. As Fourth Street filled with a layer of cigarette smoke,...

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Local photographer captures ‘The Many Faces of Humanity’

Carmen Rising April 23, 2014

After retiring in 1977, Austin-based socio-anthropologist Amnon Orent decided to travel the world and visit the places he had only discussed in classes. During his travels, Orent photographed people to...

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Texas VegFest will educate about plant-based living

Carmen Rising April 4, 2014

After learning about several vegetarian and vegan food festivals in Dallas and Houston, Adrienne Lusk and her friends decided it was time to create one in Austin. With live music and vegan food trucks,...

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UT student Randi Mabry’s art installation tells story of her German family history

Carmen Rising March 20, 2014

Faded family portraits hang off of white wallpaper covered in pictures of strawberry plants. Letters from a father at war are strung across half-built walls on the other side of the room. A soft voice...

The Daily Texan sits down with documentary filmmaker John Fiege

Carmen Rising March 7, 2014

In an effort to raise awareness about how oil production affects the environment, filmmaker John Fiege headed to East Texas to document several locals who are trying to stop the building of a major oil...

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UT students put on production of “The Vagina Monologues”

Carmen Rising February 28, 2014

In an effort to raise money and awareness for women who are victims of violence, UT social work student Caroline Traylor decided to direct and produce a play. After taking a women’s studies...

VAC symposium will discuss the role of art collecting in art history

Carmen Rising February 21, 2014

Collecting art is more than a hobby or financial investment — personal collections often contain works by underrepresented artists. When diverse private collections are displayed in museums and galleries,...

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Students shed light on African-American history in new Black History Month program

Carmen Rising February 14, 2014

February marks the remembrance of African-American history in the United States, and up until this year, UT didn’t have a celebration solely devoted to Black History Month. This year, though, three...

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Alexandre Renoir gives traditional art a contemporary twist

Carmen Rising February 7, 2014

It isn’t hard to tell that Alexandre Renoir’s brightly colored landscapes and vivid florals come from a long-standing family tradition of impressionism. Alexandre Renoir is the great grandson...

Symbol and Allegory: Blanton Museum’s tour through hidden secrets of art

Carmen Rising January 24, 2014

Some pieces of art are easy to understand, but others have secret symbols and meanings hidden within them. What might appear to be a simple portrait or setting could really contain codes and symbols —...

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