Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the November 2 flipbook.
The Biden administration will lift COVID-19 travel restrictions for fully vaccinated international travelers Nov. 8., and some...
The APHA passed a statement Oct. 26 urging federal and local governments to move toward prison abolition and highlighting health concerns in carceral settings.
Early hypothetical polling shows Gov. Greg Abbott is leading by 9 percentage points against Beto O’Rourke for next year’s governor election.
The Texas Politics Project, in collaboration with The...
Following various protests and social movements across the country, the United States Department of Justice filed suit against the state of Texas in September, challenging the constitutionality of the law.
On Oct. 15, Texas health officials updated their website to list the cannabis extract delta-8 as an illegal substance, causing confusion among some UT students.
Delta-8 is a minor cannabinoid found...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the October 8th flipbook.
When Lindsey Guajardo had to buy Plan B, she found herself in a 24-hour Walgreens only to realize they had run out....
Editor's Note: This story first appeared as part of the October 5th flipbook.
Highly student populated areas around UT may gain a new U.S. House seat and have greater consolidated voting power if...
Senate Bill 3 requires the Texas Railroad Commission to finalize rules for weatherization upgrades among state industries such as natural gas, oil and electricity.
Over 35,000 students received funds through block grants upon meeting the FAFSA criteria, while other students received funds by applying and demonstrating financial need.
Austin voters will decide whether to increase the Austin Police Department’s budget to the highest number recorded in history at the Nov. 2 local election.
If voters pass Proposition A, the city would...
Editor’s Note: This article first appeared as part of the October 1 flipbook.
UT students and other community members gathered outside City Hall on Thursday to celebrate City Council’s approval...
Editor's Note: This story first appeared as part of the September 21 flipbook.
The number of positive COVID-19 cases in the UT community fell below UT’s COVID-19 modeling consortium predictions....
A historic building designed by Texas’s first licensed Black architect, John S. Chase, will open to serve the Black UT-Austin community following a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday.
Chase attended...
Editor's Note: This first appeared in the September 17 flipbook issue.
UT experts said a handwritten sign discovered in a University library, which reads “Whites only,” can help confront the University’s...
The law took effect Sept. 1 and prohibits abortions as early as six weeks into pregnancy, offering no exceptions for pregnancies resulting from rape or incest. The law will not be enforced by the state, but will allow private citizens to sue abortion providers.
Some UT students said the new voting bill signed into law Tuesday by Gov. Greg Abbott is a measure of voter suppression and won’t protect election integrity.
Senate Bill 1 seeks to tighten election...
A team of trained counselors will now accompany University of Texas Police Department officers on mental health calls. However, some students fear the presence of police will still hinder students from...
Undocumented students could be greatly impacted after a Texas federal judge ruled on July 16 that Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals is illegal and that the federal government should no longer accept...
City demographer Lila Valencia said these changes will be significant when the city redraws district lines this fall, as students will vote for representatives that align with their interests.
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the August 23 flipbook.
A recent poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research found the majority of Americans support...
On Wednesday, campus organizations and community members demanded the University implement weekly testing and a COVID-19 vaccine and mask mandate during a protest at the UT Tower.
The rally was assembled...
Some students who must be in Austin during the summer face a unique challenge of finding a place to stay in early August when leases from the previous year end and new ones do not begin for weeks.
While...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the July 20 flipbook.
While the post-pandemic demand for labor has increased with businesses returning to full-capacity operations in March, some...
During the Texas Legislature’s special session Monday, a majority of Democrats left Texas for Washington D.C. to avoid voting on an elections bill that would restrict voting opportunities — a move...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the June 28 flipbook.
Gov. Greg Abbott recently placed a $250 million “down payment” to continue construction of the Texas-Mexico border wall....
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the June 22 flipbook.
CW: Discussions of gun violence, death.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed into law House Bill 1927 on June 16, allowing for...
UT-Austin experts say Texas’ planned infrastructure enhancements will drive up energy bills and cut off access for residents in low income neighborhoods.
After several power plants failed during...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared as part of the June 14 flipbook.
UT professors said a bill that would ban discussion of racial inequality in schools harms students’ education and social...
Saturday’s protest on the steps of the Texas Capitol saw hundreds of students advocating for reproductive rights in the wake of recent anti-abortion legislation in Texas.
On May 16, Gov. Greg Abbott...
