The Dell Medical School partnered with the Blanton Museum of Art to teach medical students empathy through art.
Faculty members at Dell Medical collaborated with Ray Williams, the Blanton’s...
To push forward CodeNEXT, a plan to simplify land development regulations, Austin Mayor Steve Adler met with members of the local tech community Wednesday evening to ask for help.
The event, hosted...
University faculty, in association with other institutions, broke ground in physics with the recent discovery of a new phase of matter — the time crystal.
Traditionally, crystals repeat in a pattern...
As Congress scrambles to find the resources necessary to increase national security spending, the National Endowment for the Arts and programs like it could be in peril.
If the NEA or its counterpart,...
In response to the bomb threats, anti-Semitic social media posts and vandalism, Student Government unanimously passed a resolution Tuesday declaring support for Jewish students on campus.
Assembly Resolution...
To combat anti-Muslim rhetoric, students held a panel Thursday to discuss how perceptions of Islam in the U.S. have changed since the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
The Texas Ahmadiyya Muslim Students Organization...
Even as a graduate student, Jin Seo struggled to balance personal goals with the research assigned to her. Seo, an educational psychology doctoral candidate, said she thought passion and determination...
Hundreds crammed into Tejas House’s front yard to hear from Tom Herman and ask questions about the upcoming football season Thursday evening.
Herman, the University’s new football coach,...
Students and immigration advocates discussed the local effects of President Donald Trump’s immigration policies Wednesday.
The forum familiarized attendees with the local effects of the...
The MedSpring Urgent Care located at Guadalupe and 21st streets closes permanently tonight at 9 p.m.
Open since August 2011, the clinic served the University and West Campus residents on both a walk-in...
Inverted views of history deepen understandings of society today and the current political climate, and one has to start with angles people normally overlook, said Pulitzer Prize-winning historian...
Students of color are less likely to attend college if they lose trust in teachers as early as middle school, according to a psychology study conducted by psychology researchers from UT, Columbia University...
Students of color are less likely to attend college if they lose trust in teachers starting in middle school, according to a psychology study conducted by psychology researchers from UT, Columbia University...
At the end of his six years as a UT regent, Alex Cranberg shared stories of his ascension from being an undergrad at the University to a powerful member of the oil and gas industry and a University...
Harry Middleton, who released the infamous LBJ telephone tapes during his tenure as director of the LBJ Presidential Library, died on Jan. 20 at a retirement facility in Austin at the age of 95, according...
Secrecy and suppression were a normal part of Ryan Hawk’s life before he came out six years ago. At his latest art exhibit, Hawk hopes to highlight how LGBT artists navigate these challenges in everyday...
Dan Leach had already jumped 82 times, but this one was different. He was saying goodbye to the armed forces, relishing the airborne plunge for the last time.
At the University, Leach is president of...
As students of the Dell Medical School walk to class, they pass a newly installed bronze sculpture dominating the courtyard of the Health Learning Building. It’s 11 feet tall, over 16 feet wide —...
Actors zip out of enormous Civil War era dresses, set pieces appear to magically slide onstage and projections materialize an eerie lightning storm approaching the audience. For one of the most intricate...
Editor’s note: In 300 words or fewer, this series spotlights people in our community whose stories typically go untold.
Switching between the cash register and the espresso machine, Amy McCurdy...
