Elizabeth Gershoff, UT human development and family sciences associate professor, and Andrew Grogan-Kaylor, associate professor of social work at the University of Michigan, published an analysis of 50...

For 24 hours straight, a member of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity sat in a rocking chair on 24th Street to raise money for the American Cancer Society, a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating...

Students gathered Tuesday to watch management senior lecturer John Doggett and business graduate student Dustin Ripley debate whether or not guaranteed national minimum income would be beneficial. At...

An introductory nursing class seeks to teach students to understand what older patients are going through in order to provide the best care and ensure his or her health. By playing an “aging game,” ...

The Knight Center for Journalism, a UT program that trains journalists in Latin America and the Caribbean, recently received $600,000 to expand its global online courses. The grant came from the...

Foster children and potential adoptive families can encounter many difficulties during the adoption process, but UT is part of a research project that is trying to make things easier. UT is one institution...

The UT Fencing Club competed in the United States Associate of Collegiate Fencing Clubs (USACFC) College Fencing National Championships on April 3, placing seventh overall out of 38 schools. The team...

Hundreds of students gathered in front of the Main Building on Sunday for Brave the Shave, a fundraising event during which students shave their heads in support of children with cancer. At the event,...

Starting in the fall, undergraduate students will be able to gain a museum studies certificate as part of the Bridging Disciplines Program. The Bridging Disciplines Program allows undergraduates to...

The founder of Kickstarter, Perry Chen, visited UT yesterday to talk about how he started the company that has helped many people achieve their goals.  Kickstarter is a website that allows individuals...

When leaving the dorms to go get food seems like too much of a struggle, UberEATS could offer a solution for many hungry students. On March 24, Uber launched a separate app and full delivery service in...

Presidential candidates businessman Donald Trump and Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-VT) are not similar in background or policy, but they have one thing in common: their distinctive New York accents.  The...

KUT’s new podcast, “The Secret Ingredient,” explores food and its connection to capitalism, colonialism and death.  The bi-weekly podcast launched in September and is hosted by...

Weighing 450 pounds and stretching 100-by-150 feet, the largest Texas flag in the world calls UT-Austin home. The flag is maintained and presented by Alpha Phi Omega (APO), a national, co-ed service...

Algebra is the reason why 40 percent of the people who start college don’t finish, according to a newly published book on math education.  Andrew Hacker, a professor emeritus at Queens College...

A UT student organized a student-run basketball charity tournament Saturday in memory of her father, raising approximately $450 for children with cancer. About 40 students from universities around Texas...

Texas Sen. Judith Zaffirini (D-Laredo) will receive the Moody College of Communication Outstanding Alumna Award on April 17. The award is given annually to one Moody College graduate who has made outstanding...

A group of student researchers works as "wine detectives" with chemistry professor Eric Anslyn to decide whether a bottle of wine is truly wine or rather a counterfeit trying to take its...

The Engineer Your World program received $2 million in December to help transition the program to a dual enrollment course, meaning it will offer not only high school credit, but also UT credit. The...

Students and faculty packed the Shirley Bird Perry Ballroom on Friday night to have their questions about science and Christianity answered by John Lennox, a mathematics professor at the University of...

A 9.4-acre tract of land In Southeast Austin could soon become a new community for Austin artists. On Thursday, City Council approved a resolution to partner with the nonprofit organization Artspace...

Students and faculty gathered Tuesday in the Art Building to listen to award-winning artist Ann Hamilton discuss her work and artistic process as well as answer some students’ questions. Hamilton’s...

This semester, students will be able to enroll in a new online history class that they can participate in from their dorm rooms.  The course, which first opened this semester, is an online version...