Students of the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs advanced to the semifinals of the National Public Policy Challenge with their proposal to help Austin’s elderly population attain affordable...

Two of the six annual President’s Leadership Awards were given to students from the Cockrell School of Engineering. The two students — Jade Jackson, a chemical engineering and chemistry...

Robert Malcolm, executive in residence at the McCombs School of Business, recently donated $1 million to the marketing department to help fund new research and technological techniques.  The fundamental...

Lisa B. Thompson, African and African Diaspora studies associate professor and playwright, aims to ask her audience how willing they are to put themselves in discomfort to help others in her play, “Underground.” “Underground,”...

The co-founders of theSkimm, a daily email newsletter, discussed turning their passion for news into an innovative startup and reaching over 5 million subscribers worldwide on the last day of UT Entrepreneurship...

Latinitas, a non-profit founded at UT that focuses on empowering young Latinas through media and technology, raised $7,400 Friday to help families in need of financial assistance to send their daughters...

Courtroom victories should turn ideologies into improved government services, said Stephanie Toti, attorney for Whole Woman’s Health, at a talk on Tuesday. Toti advocates for reproductive rights...

South Asian student groups shed light on a serious subject by putting on a comedy show on Saturday to raise money for refugees in Austin. OneWay SAIV, an Intervarsity Christian Fellowship of South Asian...

Associate Professor Tatjana Lichtenstein has been appointed as the new associate director of the Schusterman Center for Jewish Studies, a role which she hopes to use to transform the Jewish identity. Lichtenstein,...