Scott Cobb, the curator of the show, and Marbello, a studio art junior, pose with their work featured in the show on April 15, 2025.

The fire risk monitor at the firehouse on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Nueces Street reads "moderate" on April 6, 2025.

Boxes of flowers line the sidewalk near Littlefield Fountain on Apr. 2.

A white Tesla parked on San Antonio Street on March 30, 2025.

Illustrator Pablo Leon speaks during the Industry/Publishing panel at the BIPOC PoP Symposium on March 8. He spoke on his own experiences and the future of illustration.

Adrian Aguilera's "East: Sun - Rise AR Intervention" plays on a television next to Adriant Bereal's prints in the Visual Arts Center on Feb. 26. Maps of the locations where the project focuses are next...

Isaac Tuan spins Anna El-Assaad performing "Your Song" by Elton John at the Longhorn Singers show, "Lovesick," on Feb. 21, 2025.

An E+E volunteer hands a student some of the remaining flowers at the Crushgrams event at the Union on Feb. 14, 2025.

Heart-shaped glasses in a box on Feb. 14, 2025. Campus E+E volunteers handed them out in Crushgrams.

Friends open their Crushgrams together in the Union courtyard on Feb. 14, 2025.

A recreation of the iconic “I love you so much” mural on South Congress stands near turtle pond on Feb. 14, 2025. The pop-up mural was a part of the Longhorn Love project.

The Narcan vending machine, installed by the Naloxone In Case of Emergency organization, stands outside the Rio Market on Feb. 11, 2025.

The Narcan vending machine, installed by the Naloxone In Case of Emergency organization, stands outside the Rio Market on Feb. 11. It's open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The Norman Hackerman Building at night on Feb. 10.

People shop at outdoor racks at the South Congress SwapMeet on Jan. 25. The market was open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

A double-crested cormorant takes flight off its perch at Lady Bird Lake on Jan. 26.

Beneath a gleaming “50,” the audience clapped in time with “Deep in the Heart of Texas.” The crowd, barely settled from their standing ovation, erupted again as another performer graced ACL’s...

In 2002, artists Shea Little, Jana Swec and Joseph Phillips recognized a significant lack of community between the artists in Austin. After renting a warehouse studio, the group exhibited work by 38 artists...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 8 de noviembre de 2024 por Joe Ferrara y fue traducido al español por Jessica Martinez. El aroma de cuero fresco, jabones y tamales...

The scent of fresh leather, soaps and warm tamales floated through the Etter-Harbin Alumni Center on Sunday. The first Longhorn Market was underway, and more than 60 alumni sold their goods to the...

Noting a lack of mindfulness programs within campus two years ago, youth and community studies senior Omar Lopez spoke to the Longhorn Wellness Center’s mindfulness coordinator, James Butler, about founding...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 28 de Octubre por Joe Ferrara y fue traducido al español por Lola Moreno-Flores. Bajo el sol del sábado, bailarines con cuentas que...

As the sun beat down on Saturday, dancers wearing rattling beads, gleaming feathers and intricate face paint performed to thousands of people lining 6th Street. Neon skirts and massive butterfly wing...

Ten years after actor Mackinlee Waddell first set foot on UT’s campus, she found herself sitting in Jester Plaza. The scene mirrored nights from her college experience, as she told ridiculous party stories...

The smell of fresh empanadas and the sound of thoughtful discussion between more than 20 students filled the former Multicultural Engagement Center on the evening of Oct. 16.  The Queer Trans Black...

Longtime friends Mitch Cutts, Jakob Ervin and Nic Haughn performed at Austin City Limits on Sunday in their folk band Richy Mitch & the Coal Miners. The band’s popularity increased this past year:...

“If you want to make something smarter, teach it to play,” oceanographer Evelyne says in Pulitzer Prize-winner Richard Powers’ fictional 14th novel, after observing a formidable manta ray soar over...

Siyona Nayampally - attending ACL since age 3 Most excited for: Tyler, the Creator “Always bring a water bottle,” said Nayampally, a Plan II and economics sophomore. “It has to be empty, and...

With school starting, striking a balance between all aspects of life can prove overwhelming. Luckily, there are a plethora of on-campus mental health resources available to students. This Suicide Prevention...

“The Front Room,” written and directed by Sam and Max Eggers, follows Belinda (Brandy Norwood) and Norman (Andrew Burnap) as they navigate the average hardships of an expecting couple — with the...

Throwing their horns up, a sea of white and burnt orange loudly cheered at this year’s first Longhorn City Limits. Singing with the bands, the crowd buzzed with anticipation for the day’s football...