Students sit down at their desks and open their copies of Oscar Wilde’s “Picture of Dorian Gray,” scanning paragraph after paragraph for a phrase to analyze, a passage to dissect or a quote that...

Imagine a breakfast that's like a warm hug on the taste buds, a sweet start to the day and a delightful bite of indulgence. In Austin, the French toast scene proves as diverse as the city itself, offering...

This review is spoiler free. “Dumb Money,” directed by veteran filmmaker and champion of the underdog Craig Gillespie (“I Tonya,” “Cruella”) offers a fast-paced, originative comedy dramatizing...

Fresh off three consecutive wins (including two successful home games), UT’s football season continues to prove fun to see in action. But as temperatures continue to rise during a hot and humid fall...

Editor's Note: This podcast was originally published on Spotify on September 10, 2023.  In this episode of the "Texan Recap," Audio editor Aislyn Gaddis talks with Texan reporters about the state law...

Nota del editor: Este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 7 de septiembre por Celeste Hoover y fue traducido al español por Hannel Suarez. En 1979, UT comenzó a ofrecer oportunidades para estudiantes...

In 1979, UT began offering opportunities for students interested in women, gender and sexuality studies. A silent history of LGBTQ+ and feminist academics precedes this by decades. However, only recently...

Bevo Bucks, which is a part of the dining hall package, means that mouthwatering pizza, comfy Co-op clothing and 24-hour slurpees are only minutes away from dorm halls, but with a little bit of creativity,...

Editor's Note: This podcast was originally published on Spotify on August 25, 2023. In this new series, we highlight a few important stories The Daily Texan reported that week. In the first episode,...

This review is spoiler free. Robert Oppenheimer first appeared on the big screen in 1946, when he starred in the 18-minute documentary “Atomic Power” and recited the infamous quote, “Now I am...

Surrounded by scalpels and bandages, aspiring medical students work hard to care for their ailing patients. Taking vitals, drawing blood and measuring heartbeats, they’re dedicated to their future professions....

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 10 de julio por Celeste Hoover y fue traducido al español por Esteban Elias. "UT es un 5% negro y 21% hispano/latino, Texas es un...

“UT is 5% Black and 21% Hispanic/Latino, Texas is 12% Black and 39% Hispanic/Latino,” Jules Lattimore through a megaphone to a crowd of tourists and families outside the gates of Texas Capitol...

A southern-style string melody and train whistle sound somewhere in the distance as the voice of student host Jade Emerson marks the first episode of The Drag’s “Lady Bird” podcast. “In a private...

Editor's note: A previous version of this article misspelled Trenton Balcombe's last name. The Texan regrets this error.  Growing up in Dallas, finance junior Trenton Balcombe found support and love...

Final exams are an ideal time for students to take a step back, relax a little and enjoy some delicious eats. Tap into a new side of the Austin dining scene with unique, local food trucks begging to be...

Striking, colorful and undeniably eye-catching, the University Co-Op’s “Austintatious” mural stretches across the store’s exterior on the corner of 23rd St. An enduring testament to Austin's unique...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 30 de marzo por Tess Harmon y Celeste Hoover, y fue traducido al español por Alexa Leon.  El proyecto Mujeres del Año de USA Today reconoció...

Ben Affleck’s and Matt Damon’s latest film collaboration “Air” follows Nike’s struggling basketball department in 1984 and its efforts to sign a young Michael Jordan and save the division from...

USA Today’s Women of the Year project recognized UT professor Monica Muñoz Martinez as a national honoree for her work shedding light on the history of Mexican Americans in Texas during the 20th...

A UT student smiles as she points out each element of her carefully curated outfit to the camera, from her thrifted denim skirt to her pink tank top adorned with ruffles and gold sequins. She giggles as...

South by Southwest brings a variety of panels, presentations and interactive events exploring the new frontier of tech: artificial intelligence.  Audiences can expect a broad slate of events, from...

With generic chain-brand coffee shops on every block in Austin, finding a drink both tasty and new can be difficult. But with midterm season coming to a close and a well-deserved spring break on the horizon,...

As the lead singer of Laredo-based rock band The Jolly Ranchers, Emma Guerrero can confidently step up to a microphone. However, it wasn’t until the philosophy senior landed the lead in two on-campus...

Skyler Allen takes a deep breath and settles down into a comfortable chair across from their Longhorn Transition, Inclusion, Empower, Success Neurodiversity Support coach.  At their biweekly meetings,...

While people in Austin can learn about Black history year-round by reading anti-racist literature, learning from Black scholars, supporting Black-owned businesses and more, events on campus and around...

Dripping honey, a disembodied blonde ponytail and a luna moth accompany recordings of the natural sounds of Texas in Virginia L. Montgomery’s “Pony Cocoon,” showcased alongside two other video pieces...

Though Avery said they always knew they wanted tattoos, the timing of their first one resulted from a spontaneous visit to local tattoo parlor Ink Empire with friends. “I've always known that I wanted...

As the captain of the UT Women’s and Non-Binary Ultimate Frisbee Club, Julia O’Connell said she has always been concerned about fairness in her sport. When she saw gender equity might be under threat...

Alex Steele draws a deep breath, gathers her notes and leans into the microphone. Ready to record the second episode of her podcast, Steele begins with a message she hopes will inspire her listeners.  “Together,...

Philosophy senior Aidan Mollhagen believes the theory that there is only one lasagna in the world.  As vice president of the student organization Armchair Philosophy, Mollhagen attempted to defend...

Surrounded by geometric constellations and celestial patterns, a jellyfish swims along public health junior Sofia Ortiz Neidhart’s spine. Her 11th tattoo, the design is a tribute to the immortal sea...

Former ballerina Eva Kahn keeps a busy schedule. When taking a break from writing her undergraduate thesis discussing causality and absurdity in quantum theory, the math and humanities senior trains for...