Ken-Hou Lin slumped into his desk, pondering how to contribute a positive and collaborative experience for first-year UT students.
Then, in 2018, he decided to take lecture to the dance floor. In his...
Dr. Benjamin Brower first learned about violence through looking at photos in World War II history books with his father during his childhood in the 1970s.
When these books showed Holocaust victims,...
With February’s recent arrival, Palentine’s Day quickly approaches. Beyond chocolate, flowers and gifts, Austin offers many opportunities to spend the holiday with friends. The Daily Texan compiled...
Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 6 de febrero por Corinne Piorkowski y fue traducido al español por Esteban Elias.
Dominó Perez pasó la mayor parte de su infancia...
Brenda Garza hasn’t always worked in community health care at Dell Medical School.
Garza, a senior qualitative research coordinator, said she was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer at age 29 after...
Domino Perez spent most of her childhood in Houston engulfed in literature and film. During countless trips to the library, Perez began to express her own life on paper.
Years later, Perez, a UT associate...
When Timothy Beach studies geomorphology, the study of physical features on Earth around the world, he often wonders how humans interacted with their environment, from the ancient Mayan civilizations to...
In her childhood home in San Diego, Kayla Abuda Galang often sat wide-eyed in front of a TV her parents hooked up with digital cable.
Galang said she came across many short films on late-night channels,...
The American Bar Association proposed leaving the requirement of LSAT scores on applications up to the discretion of individual law school institutions in the spring. On Nov. 18, it voted to officially...
A UT student research team competed in the International Genetically Engineered Machine competition from Oct. 26 to 28 where they placed among the top 10 finalists, the only American team to do so.
The...
The annual Texas Book Festival took place from Nov. 5-6 in downtown Austin around the Texas State Capitol, and featured authors, book signings, informational panels and book displays. Readers of all ages...
The Rambler, a student apartment complex that features a cycling fitness center, sun-shelf pool and hot tub, private yoga studio and more amenities will open for the 2023-24 leasing year.
The 215-unit...
Little projects make a huge difference, so being a part of something even if it’s not close to your initial interests will help when practicing research, a panel of student researchers advised.
An...
Mixed-gender coalitions and team unity in the workplace are more likely to grab managers’ attention and fight gender inequity, according to a new McCombs study.
Insiya Hussain, assistant professor...
The University Lecture Series returned on Sept. 12 with a discussion led by contributors to the Black Austin Matters podcast, a radio segment that interviews Black Austinites on their experiences of being...
