Alternative band Chipper Jones always strives to do better. For the duo, this means touring more, writing more and making music a full-time career.
UT alumnus James Lambrecht and childhood friend...
Solstice Live, an Austin-based music promotion company, wants musicians all over town to fill out detailed profiles about their likes and needs. Although it operates like a dating website, Solstice Live...
Whether you’re a doodling college student or an artist with decades of experience, Austin-based media label Raw Paw wants to represent you.
Raw Paw is a record label company, publishing...
Monday, March 16
Spotify House
Where: 901 E. Sixth St.
Time: 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Age restrictions: 21+
Lineup: Run the Jewels, Ryan Hemsworth, The Vaccines, Buraka Som Sistema, Speedy Ortiz
Spotify...
A typical visit to Spider House Cafe usually includes slam poetry, open mics or local bands, but Sunday afternoon, the sounds of worship ring through the coffee shop and bar.
Husband and wife Chris...
Popped animal balloons, dragons hanging from the ceiling and custom-made condoms on the floor — all strong indicators that a CAPYAC show has just ended.
The Austin-based band CAPYAC is comprised...
Fluorescent lights, cement blocks and a pair of gloves star as some of the main attractions in Adam Crosson’s new art installation, “Soft Wax.”
Studio art graduate student Adam Crosson...
Twenty-three states have legalized some form of marijuana, and, if Students for Sensible Drug Policy have their way, Texas will be next.
The group seeks to educate the student population about the federal...
A UT graduate student worked on a research team to develop new computing methods to study the evolution of plant life.
Siavash Mirarab, computer science graduate student, worked on the project with...
The Graduate Student Assembly invited two UT faculty members to talk about their experiences as entrepreneurs at an event Friday.
Sriram Vishwanath, electrical and computer engineering professor, and...
Author Jayne Anne Phillips, read from her new book, “Quiet Dell,” at the Harry Ransom Center on Thursday.
“Quite Dell,” deals with the true horrific tragedy about a serial murder...
Traveling to the icy regions of Greenland, UT researchers, led by Lauren Andrews, a geological sciences graduate student, looked at the country’s glaciers to see how they impact glacial shifts in...
Surpassing all other countries, China continues to demand the most industrial energy consumption, according to Fred Beach, assistant director for energy and technology policy for the Cockrell School of...
A $1.4 million investment from the U.S. Department of Defense will go toward a Cockrell School of Engineering professor’s research to further understand the properties of plasma.
Laxminarayan...
Video game enthusiast Carly Kocurek discussed the historical significance of personal gaming consoles and arcades at a public lecture Wednesday.
Kocurek, digital humanities and media studies assistant...
