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All-American takes after older sister

Lauren Giudice December 2, 2010

Although Drew Livingston recalls throwing a metal toy at his sister’s face when he was a kid, that violence does not define their relationship. Jessica Livingston, who graduated from UT in...

UT forces high school to change similar logo

Lauren Giudice November 30, 2010

To protect the integrity of its trademark Longhorn logo, the University made a Kansas high school alter its own. The schools have been communicating for several months and administrators at Gardner...

‘Beloved’ theater instructor to be honored with memorial

Lauren Giudice November 22, 2010

Oscar G. Brockett, a former theater instructor and professor emeritus at UT, will be honored with a memorial service on Dec. 11 in the B. Iden Payne Theatre in the F. Loren Winship Drama Building. “He...

Author critiques Texas justice system

Lauren Giudice November 22, 2010

Since the 1960s, Texas’ criminal justice system has become a blueprint for other states’ prison reform efforts — a trend that author Robert Perkinson said leaves the public no safer and wastes its money. Perkinson,...

Study connects gender, Facebook use

Lauren Giudice November 21, 2010

In a comprehensive study of Facebook, a UT professor and graduate student identified major differences between the way people of different genders and ethnicities use the social networking site. Radio-television-film...

Show promotes Indian culture

Lauren Giudice November 21, 2010

A student organization gave the UT community a glimpse into Indian culture at “Jhalak,” an educational and entertaining event about India’s history. The show featured eight dance performances and...

Former Olympian hosts 5K in Marble Falls

Lauren Giudice November 19, 2010

Former Longhorn and Olympic track athlete Leonel Manzano did not have the origins of most world-class athletes. He was born in Monojeras, Mexico, a small town with no electricity or running water....

UT explores hydrogen fuel, sparks government interest

Lauren Giudice November 16, 2010

UT’s Center for Electromechanics, along with Atlanta-based Center for Transportation and the Environment, delivered two hydrogen-powered utility vehicles to the U.S. military’s largest combat support...

Study shows rise in internationals, first drop in US students abroad

Lauren Giudice November 16, 2010

International student enrollment in colleges nationwide steadily increased this year, while the total number of U.S. students who studied abroad decreased slightly, according to a recent study by an...

Event remembers deceased homeless with lunch, movie

Lauren Giudice November 14, 2010

As the sun rose Sunday morning, members of a local homeless advocacy group read the names of 168 homeless men and women who died in Austin this year, and mourners hung origami birds on the Tree of Remembrance...

Horns need defense to escape first round

Lauren Giudice November 12, 2010

The Longhorns are a long way from home in Chapel Hill, N.C., for the first round of the NCAA Championship against James Madison University. After a tough loss to Oklahoma in the Big 12 playoffs,...

Livingston sets early tone for UT in huge victories

Lauren Giudice November 8, 2010

Diver Drew Livingston and swimmer Jackson Wilcox both collected two wins each on Friday in the Longhorns’ victories over Indiana and Michigan. Texas defeated Michigan 160-140 and Indiana 181-119. Wilcox...

Longhorns clean up Waller Creek

Lauren Giudice November 8, 2010

More than 100 students gave up sleeping in late on Saturday morning to pull aluminum cans, plastic bags and discarded clothes out of Waller Creek. The Environmental Health and Safety Office...

Horns open tournament against Sooners

Lauren Giudice November 3, 2010

In their final three matches of the season, the 25th-ranked Longhorns had well fought matches against three of the top four seeds in the Big 12 Tournament. They have the ability to play with anyone. “Our...

Tuition, financial aid rise at four-year public colleges

Lauren Giudice November 3, 2010

Four-year public universities nationwide have increased their tuition and fees by almost 8 percent this year. But students might not have felt the full effects of the increases because financial...

College of Liberal Arts appoints new department heads

Lauren Giudice November 3, 2010

Seven new department chairs have been appointed in the College of Liberal Arts, UT’s largest college. Four are women, making one-third of the department chairs in the University female. Kristen...

Crowd calls for ‘sanity’ at Austin satellite rally

Lauren Giudice November 1, 2010

About 1,500 miles away from Austin, political satirists and Comedy Central show hosts Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert held their Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear. Although the rally took place on...

Soccer finishes regular season with tie against Aggies

Lauren Giudice October 30, 2010

No. 25 Texas finished its regular season with a well-played double overtime tie against regular season Big 12 champion Texas A&M. Revenge was on the Longhorn’s mind after losing to the...

Surhoff driven to win as a unit

Lauren Giudice October 29, 2010

As a freshman, Austin Surhoff was Texas’ only individual winner and the top points scorer in the NCAA Championships, where the Longhorns captured their 10th NCAA title. After such a successful...

Doniak helps Texas earn Big 12 spot

Lauren Giudice October 26, 2010

Southern California native Kylie Doniak’s goal in the Longhorns’ win over fifth-ranked Oklahoma State on Friday achieved the Longhorns’ first season-long goal — a spot in the...

Service rouses kinship, reflection

Lauren Giudice October 26, 2010

Friends came together to celebrate the life of James Roach, a former government professor who taught at UT for 45 years, on Thursday in the University’s Main Building. A World War II veteran...

Petrucelli points out missed net attempts

Lauren Giudice October 25, 2010

After a defense-led win over No. 5 Oklahoma State on Friday, the Longhorns fell to Oklahoma in a game that focused on offense and moving forward. Unfortunately, that playing style only works when the...

Viva la Vida

Lauren Giudice October 25, 2010

Marigolds, art displays and hundreds of people in skeleton costumes celebrated Día de los Muertos at the Mexic-Arte Museum’s 27th annual Viva la Vida Fest, Austin’s largest and longest-running...

Doniak scores lone goal in upset of Cowgirls

Lauren Giudice October 23, 2010

In an aggressive, defense-focused game, Kylie Doniak led the Longhorns to the team’s biggest wins of the season against No. 5 Oklahoma State and lifted the Longhorns to a tie for fourth place...

Texas squad set to kick of?f against foes to the north

Lauren Giudice October 22, 2010

Riding the momentum of a three-game winning streak, Texas faces the meat of its Big 12 schedule at home this weekend against undefeated No. 5 Oklahoma State and Oklahoma. Texas is currently in fifth...

City to report possible job vacancies

Lauren Giudice October 20, 2010

The city of Austin is expected to report approximately 1,000 job vacancies in the city’s various departments in November, but not all of the jobs will be filled. The city’s human resource...

Texas hopes to kick road play up a notch

Lauren Giudice October 15, 2010

Texas has proven that it has the ability to score in games against Navy, Virginia and the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee. But in their last three games, they have only scored one goal in total. The...

Texas’ top scorer, rising star nets conference award

Lauren Giudice October 8, 2010

Sophomore Kristin Cummins, the leading scorer for the Longhorns with five goals on the season, was named Big 12 Conference Offensive Player of the Week. She scored a hat trick for UT last week in their...

Texas’ top scorer, rising star nets conference award

Lauren Giudice October 8, 2010

Sophomore Kristin Cummins, the leading scorer for the Longhorns with five goals on the season, was named Big 12 Conference Offensive Player of the Week. She scored a hat trick for UT last week in their...

Orange-White Meet kicks off year

Lauren Giudice October 4, 2010

The last time the swim team competed together, they were on the highest stage in college swimming competition — the NCAA Championship. On Friday, the atmosphere was much lighter at the annual...

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