Founded in 1970, Shakespeare at Winedale, a UT English Department program, offers courses for students and summer camps for ages 11-16 focused on performing Shakespeare at Winedale Historical Center, a...

Between bites of Korean BBQ, cellists from the UT Orchestra discussed a plan to open classical music to wider audiences. Since their establishment in the fall of 2024, Texas Cellos at Austin developed...

Sarah Kinsley’s vocals, filtered through a synthesizer, pulsed in and out, introducing “Truth of Pursuit,” the second track from her new EP, Fleeting. She stepped onstage with magnetic energy, dancing...

Bright tie-dye Camp Kesem shirts brought color to the gray morning as runners laced up outside Martin Middle School. The 5K aimed to raise funds for children impacted by a parent’s cancer to attend Camp...

“Let them eat cake.” A phrase tied to Marie Antoinette that’s cemented her as one of history’s ultimate symbols of careless luxury. However, the real Marie, a teenage archduchess shipped from Austria...

On Wednesday night, the Cactus Cafe housed stories from around the world as volunteers reflected on their time serving abroad. The gathering celebrated the 65th anniversary of the Peace Corps, established...

On Friday night at Bass Concert Hall, the underworld rose from the stage. As part of Texas Performing Arts’ Broadway in Austin series, “Hadestown” invited audiences to descend into a smoky, jazz-infused...

Between lectures, college gamers log into matches, headphones on and keyboards clicking as they prepare to face opponents. This spring, Riot Games hosted its 2026 College League of Legends and VALORANT...

As freezing temperatures settled over Austin, Meow Mates volunteers stepped up, navigating slippery paths and biting winds, determined to ensure campus cats are not left to face winter alone. Meow Mates...