After a jam-packed and blazing first weekend at the 2025 Austin City Limits Festival, The Daily Texan rounded up a list of the top seven moments. Hilary Duff as Role Model’s “Sally”  Role...

On Friday, Oct. 3, Tucker Harrington Pillsbury, famously known as Role Model, took to the T-Mobile stage at Austin City Limits Festival for the first time, delivering a high-energy, crowd-pleasing set...

Attracting approximately half a million music-lovers every year, Austin City Limits has grown from a five-stage, local attraction to a global music event. Through the lens, ACL serves as a way for photographers...

Where one door closes, another one opens. Directed by Kogonada (“Pachinko”), “A Big, Bold, Beautiful Journey” takes risks with a surrealist, atmospheric approach to self-discovery. Starring Margot...

Organized by the Austin Museum Partnership, 34 museums and galleries will participate in Austin Museum Day on Sept. 21.  All participating organizations will be free to the public and have special programming,...

With the release of Breach on Sept. 12, Twenty One Pilots continued immersing listeners in their internal battles through a constant blend of genres as they have for over 10 years. Leaning into an alternative-rock...

Transforming Bass Concert Hall into his personal jazz club, actor and musician Jeff Goldblum brought The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra to Austin on Tuesday night. Shaking hands and greeting audience members...

Seems like Justin Bieber didn’t drop enough SWAG on July 11. The “YUKON” singer surprise-released SWAG II on Sept. 5, featuring 23 new tracks. While SWAG maintained darker introspection, SWAG...

Set in New York City’s criminal underworld, director Darren Aronofsky (“Black Swan”) provides an action-packed, punk-rock story that will touch audiences' hearts. Releasing on Aug. 29, the film...

As soft piano music echoed through the First Baptist Church of Austin, the congregation rose and pairs walked down the chapel’s center aisle, holding individual AIDS Memorial quilt panels. Each panel...

Assistant professor of practice Mallary Tenore Tarpley released her memoir “SLIP” on Aug. 5, and her book tour will continue until her last stop at the Texas Book Festival on Nov. 8-9 in Austin. The...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 13 de abril del 2025 por Elie Brunson y fue traducido al español por Maria Gomez. El Texas Ballet irradiaba pasión, gracia y una...

Texas Ballet exuded passion, grace and powerful storytelling throughout their performance of “Don Quixote” and select choreography at the group’s spring showcase on Saturday. As the lights...

The Moody College of Communication Center for Global Change and Media recently screened “Impossible Town,” which follows the story of Dr. Ayne Amjad, who dedicated years to relocating the people of...

This Women’s History Month, The Daily Texan compiled a list of some of the Kendra Scott FoundHERs who are making waves in their industries. These women use resources from the UT Kendra Scott Women’s...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 10 de marzo de 2025 por Elie Brunson y fue traducido al español por Héctor Yunta Rico. Pablo Leon, ilustrador, autor y director,...

Pablo Leon, illustrator, author and director, spoke at UT’s BIPOC PoP, a comics, gaming, animation art expo and symposium. Leon illustrated “Miles Morales: Shock Waves” and its follow-up, “Stranger...

As South by Southwest approaches, so does the chance to experience exceptional storytelling in its many forms. The Daily Texan compiled a diverse lineup of short films premiering this year, each one delivering...

Racks of donated clothes and a student singing with nothing but her guitar greeted anyone passing the corner of Speedway and 21st Street on Wednesday. The pop-up thrift shop raised money for a student...

Nota del editor: Este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 11 de febrero de 2025 por Elie Brunson y fue traducido al español por Sara Solano Aguirre. Mientras muchos estudiantes presionan el...

While many students find themselves hitting the snooze button most early mornings, one campus group meets to run a three-mile loop at 7 a.m. every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday as the sun rises. They...