Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the October 29 flipbook.
UT students raised concerns regarding Student Government’s financial transparency and lack of communication to the student body...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the November 19 flipbook.
Members of the UT Graduate Student Assembly will ask Student Government to cede authority over graduate students stating...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the November 12 flipbook.
After speaking with world leaders and representatives at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow last...
UT will pay about $20 million to a financial consulting firm to help the University cut some expenses and provide assistance with the new faculty-led strategic plan to make UT a leading research institution.
The...
The assembly may hold a tentative special session next week to vote on the removals and impeachment. The assembly also voted unanimously to hold an election and remove “The Eyes of Texas” as the school song.
The assembly asked student body president Kiara Kabbara, financial director Grant Marconi and communications director Madison Brown to resign based on a lack of communication, failure to be transparent and mishandling of sensitive allegations over the past couple of weeks.
The UT Student Government will hold a vote of no confidence on their executive board Tuesday. If 19 or more of the 38 representatives vote yes, the assembly will recommend that the remaining three executive...
Mackenzie Smith, former SG advocacy director, said she and Meera Sam, former SG chief of staff, resigned from the organization because their requests for SG to address student concerns about transparency and to disaffiliate with the Tejas Club amid the organization’s sexual assault allegations went unheard.
The Senate of College Councils released a campuswide survey Oct. 19 for students to express their concerns regarding the University’s biannual tuition reset, which will take place next February.
Over...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the October 5th flipbook.
Unable to afford daycare, Maile Marriott said she and her husband, who is a law student, originally worked out a plan...
When international graduate student Mariagracia Rodriguez first came to UT last year to pursue her degree, she said the hardest part of adjusting to a new country was not the academic structure but finding...
Materials science and engineering graduate student Youhong Guo, the lead author of the research paper, said research to develop the tablet took about one year after her group began studying water purification in 2020.
People from around the country gathered at the Texas Capitol on Oct. 2 to protest the restrictive abortion law that went into effect on Sept. 1. But the fight for women’s rights has marched on for decades.
Editor’s Note: This article first appeared as part of the September 27 flipbook.
It’s been a month since UT has switched graduate students’ insurance, a move the University claimed would offer...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the September 24 flipbook.
After a new Texas law banning abortions as early as six weeks into pregnancy took effect Sept. 1, some UT students...
Editor's Note: This first appeared in the September 17 flipbook issue.
UT researchers are working on aerospace technology to make space missions more efficient and prevent the possibility of space...
UT maintained steady growth in fall undergraduate admissions throughout the pandemic and saw overall student diversity increase in the past decade.
The University admitted 18,994 students in fall...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the September 19 flipbook.
At UT’s first football game on Sept. 4, some students said ushers and security guards asked them to leave the student...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the September 10 flipbook.
Content warning: This article contains discussions of racism and death.
UT’s South Asia Institute is sponsoring...
Editor's note: This story first appeared as part of the September 8 flipbook.
CW: abortion, sexual violence
Over 150 UT students marched from the University of Texas Tower to the Texas Capitol Tuesday...
Editor's note: This story first appeared as part of the September 8 flipbook.
When freshman Erin Luna began her first year at UT, she did not expect to face a power outage at Jester West within the...
Speakers at the Dismantling Global Hindutva conference discussed the difference between Hinduism and Hindutva, how disinformation about the ideologies spread and the future of political discourse in India.
The...
Austin showed greater gaps in immigrant incorporation, including housing affordability, job opportunities and naturalization, compared to other U.S. cities, public policy researchers at UT found.
Austin...
After years of UT’s Title IX faculty and staff training program seeing completion rates below 30%, the program recorded a 99% fulfillment rate after the training became mandatory in August 2020.
With...
Almost 800 University faculty signed a petition to allow for a mask and vaccine mandate on Aug. 11, after UT announced faculty could switch their classes partially or completely online just weeks before...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the August 2 flipbook.
The city of Austin moved into Stage 5 guidelines Friday for the first time since December, encouraging residents to mask...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the July 26 flipbook.
West Campus will soon see the addition of bike lanes, two-way streets and sidewalks in the coming years as the city of Austin...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the July 26 flipbook.
Two UT researchers published papers July 12 that explain why man-made river deltas, reservoirs intended to slow down river...
UT’s graduate school held a virtual town hall July 14 to address graduate students’ questions about the switch of health care plans from UT Select to Academic Blue that saved the University over $10...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the July 12 flipbook.
UT-Austin started its inaugural postdoctoral fellowship in June aiming to increase diversity among campus faculty by providing...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the July 12 flipbook.
UT restarted its partnership with Texas A&M to build computer-operated vehicles and machinery, which it will send to the...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the June 28 flipbook.
UT student organizations celebrated diversity, inclusion and acceptance on campus this June for Pride Month.
While students...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the June 22 flipbook.
UT faculty, politicians and historians spoke about the significance of Juneteenth and the wealth, housing and education inequities...
President Jay Hartzell sent a university-wide email detailing upcoming budget changes and a new position to address “societal challenges” Tuesday.
Changes will include merit-based salary raises...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the June 14 flipbook.
UT announced plans to reopen at full capacity indoors beginning August 16 in an internal communications email students received...
UTs Education Abroad department plans to keep its COVID-19 regulations in place through the end of 2021, according to director Heather Thompson.
After the global study abroad program restarted in February,...
Graduate student organization Underpaid at UT drafted an open letter to University administration May 28 in response to the new health care plan for graduate students, Academic Blue.
The new default...
UT program Project MALES, which supports Latino educational success, celebrated its tenth anniversary this Thursday.
Project MALES, Mentoring to Achieve Latino Educational Success, is a research-based...
The UT Austin Portugal Program launched its first podcast on March 31 to help raise awareness about the connections between science and business.
Cross Talks, a monthly podcast, focuses on scientific...
Trigger Warning: This story discusses anti-Asian hate crimes.
Anti-Asian hate crimes increased by nearly 150% in 2020 and on March 16, a shooting in Atlanta killed eight people, six of whom were identified...
UT’s Black Alumni Network aims to fund four full-ride scholarships to Black students with their 90-day Legacy Endowment Hornraiser that began last month and hopes to gain $1 million.
Currently,...
UT Senate started their Interdisciplinary Studies Week with a virtual meeting Feb. 15, where mentors and mentees were paired together for the week.
Interdisciplinary Studies Week is a program...
Editor's Note: This story first appeared in The Daily Texan's February 5 online edition.
UT is allowing students to study abroad during the spring semester, despite continued national and...
A new UT student organization hoping to promote the importance of ethics in the business world held its first meeting Wednesday afternoon.
The Business Ethics Team, co-founded by president Thomas Marks...
The UT Student Foundation began its month-long fundraiser to raise awareness for organizations providing student aid on Oct. 1, and aims to double last year’s donations.
The event, called ContribUTe,...
With the motto “sisterhood, culture and education,” Delta Xi Nu is a multicultural sorority hoping to build a chapter at UT.
Delta Xi Nu was founded at Texas A&M in 1997. If they are...
