Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the April 22, 2022 flipbook.
A unique opportunity for Austin Viktorin to engage with fellow UT students came from an unlikely source: his mom via Facebook...
After discovering Clinique’s “Black Honey” lipstick shade, Julia Meah filmed herself recommending the product to other South Asian women who also struggled to find lipstick that looked good on their...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the April 1, 2022 flipbook.
When Nathaniel Brickens, a trombone professor in the Butler School of Music, received an email from Texas Global offering him...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the March 8, 2022 flipbook.
Wande Isola’s rap career started in an unlikely location — a high school classroom. When Isola’s freshman biology teacher...
Kiernan McCormick, Life and Arts general reporter
• February 17, 2022
When Nghi Nguyen sat down to watch her first ever Olympic event this past summer, she said she fell in love with the multi-week athletic tournament. Only six months later, Nguyen said, for her, the 2022...
Editor's note: This article first appeared in the Feb. 11, 2022 flipbook.
On most days, Austin’s Congress Avenue appeared merely as any other long strip of dark asphalt. However, in June of 2020,...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the October 22 flipbook.
Last Halloween, Noah Krivi and his family dressed up their 12-year-old dog, Buddy, in a children’s bumble bee costume: wings,...
Kiernan McCormick, Life and Arts General Reporter
• December 14, 2021
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the October 15 flipbook.
A variety of objects — toolboxes, rulers and construction vests — are suspended from the ceiling of the Visual Arts Center’s...
The holiday season unifies people through cheer, graciousness and tons of food. Charcuterie boards — platters of assorted meats, cheeses, fruits, nuts, olives, crackers, bread and more — serve as...
Aaron Gonzales set a goal for himself his sophomore year of college: run an ultramarathon, a marathon over the standard 26.2 miles.
“I was drawn to this type of running (because) it was a way to...
Kiernan McCormick, Life & Arts General Reporter
• September 29, 2021
On the first Monday of his calculus class, Yun Jang started an iconic tradition: making chalkboard drawings of Marvel superheroes before each lecture in Patton Hall.
Jang, a mechanical engineering sophomore,...
A UT program at Dell Medical School is working to bring accessible treatment to people with substance and opioid use disorder during acute hospitalization, or short-term inpatient medical care.
UT astronomy professors, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students will work on projects using NASA’s forthcoming James Webb Space Telescope, which will be the most powerful telescope in space, during...
Winter Storm Uri prevented individuals with substance use disorders, specifically opioid use disorders, from receiving proper treatment, according to a piece published in the National Academy of Medicine...
UT is competing against The University of Oklahoma in a canned food drive to combat food insecurity on campus as part of UT’s first annual spirit week.
Editor's Note: This story first appeared in The Daily Texan's March 5 print edition.
UT doctoral candidate Chelsea Brass is developing a Vaccine Curiosity Tool to help resolve uncertainty about...
The Counseling and Mental Health Center began offering online scheduling for brief assessment appointments for the first time Feb. 10.
A brief assessment appointment is a 15-20 minute phone call...
