UT Energy Week returns this week until April 4, bringing five days of panels, keynotes and networking events to San Jacinto Hall. Now in its 11th year, the student- and faculty-led conference connects...

Camille Stites, Barefoot Preachers, Brooke Michelle and Martin Leon stepped onto the Student Activity Center Ballroom stage on Tuesday night, each aiming to win over the crowd. The four student bands...

Nota del editor: Este artículo fue publicado por primera vez el 7 de marzo de 2025 por Katherine Jones y traducido al español por Juan Manuel Rocha Gómez. Aunque las acreditaciones del South...

Though South by Southwest badges offer a lot, experiencing the festival doesn’t have to come with a hefty price tag. From free concerts and interactive installations to film pop-ups and thought-provoking...

As the lights dim in AFS Cinema on Friday, March 7, a new wave of student filmmakers will see their work projected on the big screen, marking a milestone in their creative journeys.  The 2025 UT RTF...

Content warning: This article contains mention of sexual assault. With each painful step on her hands and knees, Summer Willis turned endurance into advocacy. The UT English alumna completed the Austin...

On Friday afternoon, a line of robots journeyed down Speedway accompanied by musicians from UT Mariachi and students from Texas Robotics. Students, faculty and researchers gathered at the heart of campus...

Este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 11 de noviembre de 2024 por Katherine Jones y fue traducido a español por Valentina Avendaño Figueroa. El viaje de Luke Larter hacia el estudio de...

Students lined up hours early at the Cactus Café entrance Monday, hoping to score one of just 120 wristbands to see Casey Thai Luong, professionally known as Keshi. Excited fans, some attending their...

Luke Larter’s journey into studying Austin’s nocturnal creatures began when the pandemic shifted his focus from Panama’s frogs to local species. His nightly walks in Hyde Park turned into a chance...

Eric San, known on stage as Kid Koala, mixed a mellow track in the E. William Doty Fine Arts Building while students quietly spread across the room, some sketching or writing while others simply listened....

The film “Party People” premiered on Oct. 24 and 28 at the 31st Austin Film Festival. Director Joey LePage (mathematics, theatre and dance, ‘10) and writer Lindsey Robertson (theatre, ‘13), also...

Students gathered for a candid discussion with Paul Begala, former UT student body president, renowned political strategist and CNN commentator, at the Annette Strauss Institute’s Pizza & Politics...

A panel of female founders and leaders shared their journeys and insights at the Kendra Scott Women’s Entrepreneurial Leadership Institute’s SHEspeaks event. Sharing anecdotes on milestones as well...

The vibrant energy of The Drag welcomes its newest addition: 2nd Street. The establishment opened its doors on Oct. 5, bringing sustainable fashion right across campus for students. 2nd Street boasts...

Thirty years after earning his degree, Andy Langer, a journalism alumnus from the class of ‘94, returns to the University as the senior director of live music and entertainment. Langer said this role...

Five years after releasing her debut EP, Lesa X Lenny Vol.1, Chief Cleopatra has gone from small local gigs to landing a coveted spot at this year’s Austin City Limits Music Festival. Originally from...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 17 de septiembre del 2024 por Katherine Jones y fue traducido al español por Desiree Marquez.  Antes de ganarse el apodo de "Dirty...

Before earning its notorious nickname “Dirty Sixth,” Sixth Street was known by a different name: Pecan Street. The stretch of road, now synonymous with nightlife, transforms twice a year for the...