Jesus Vidales, Life and Arts Reporter
• August 8, 2022
Ricardo Pinedo strives to improve his home country of Honduras by implementing sustainable practices and helping to decrease human impact on the environment. Pinedo, a Fulbright Fellow taking part in the...
Jesus Vidales, Life and Arts Reporters
• July 28, 2022
Editor's note: This article first appeared in the July 26, 2022 flip book.
As the crowd inside the dimly lit Cactus Cafe finds their seats and chatters in anticipation and excitement, stage lights...
Red and blue flags wave in the breeze of an open-air market in Cuba. Old glittering coins, rustic antiques and fresh food crowd the tables. As he walks along the market’s collection, Adrian Johnson spots...
The COVID-19 pandemic has left many people facing financial insecurity, and students may have questions about their specific financial aid status or just financial aid in general. If students do not receive...
Correction: An earlier version of this column mistated the job position and title of Jim Nicar. Nicar's position has since been updated and corrected. The Texan regrets this error.
While UT’s...
I, like many other freshmen, entered UT not knowing anyone, and I vividly remember the daunting first few months before I was able to make any new friends. My UT experience was just logging onto class...
While UT frequently posts valuable information across all of its platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, there is one platform with plenty of untapped potential: TikTok.
There are...
This year, after surpassing a 25% Hispanic enrollment rate, UT qualified to receive the title of a “Hispanic-serving” institution.
However, despite qualifying for this title, UT still...
The city of Austin is no stranger to bats. People gather in mass numbers to see the 1.5 million Mexican free-tail bats leave the Congress Avenue Bridge every night.
However, it is a very different...
