In the current culture of social distancing and isolation, some students say they have changed their love languages, or the ways they give love to others and receive love in return.
Separated by 180 miles and the COVID-19 pandemic, Jazmine Necessary and her partner sit together on FaceTime almost every night.
“Sometimes (FaceTiming) feels like another screen to look at,” government...
After her first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, Kristen Schank experienced a headache, fever, chills and a rash the size of an orange just below the injection site on her left arm.
“The rash...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the March 12 issue of The Daily Texan.
After four years of hard work, UT 2020 alumna Brianna Rodriguez said she saw graduation as “the mountain...
As Mac Davenport makes a latte at Mozart’s Coffee Roasters, they remind customers to keep their masks on.
After Gov. Greg Abbott announced his executive order to end the statewide mask...
Snowed in at her parent's home in Marble Falls, Texas, Laura Benac spent a week huddled over her phone, worried about her friends in Austin. Ten days later, she logged in to Canvas and took an anthropology...
Editor's Note: This story first appeared in The Daily Texan's February 9 print edition.
Devra Winslow grew up listening to Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd, her dad’s favorite album and...
With the semester ending and Christmas right around the corner, some students and organizations have donated to local groups to give back to the community.
Under Interstate Highway 35 and across...
Kelly Ludwig’s film lecture at a community college in New York was drowned out by loud coughs as the person sitting next to her began to “hack up a lung.” Two days later, on March 7,...
Sitting around the school’s library table, Nasim Abdi’s games of Connect Four with her two mentees would often grow competitive. They would chat about their dream jobs before saying goodbye...
Tired of the lack of ethnic representation in zodiac sign illustrations and art genres like Art Nouveau, UT alumnus Ryan Downs started creating prints featuring Black cultural figures.
Last year,...
Caught in a never-ending cycle of learning and studying for her online courses, Kriss Conklin says the digital nature and workload of her classes is taking a toll on her mental health.
“(I’ve)...
As Mooov-In day approached, neuroscience freshman Amanda Garcia wondered if she was making the right decision to live on campus.
For some students, returning to campus in the fall meant trying to achieve...
