Pili is a journalism major from Houston, Texas. She’s currently a news desk editor, but previously served as a senior reporter. In her free time she enjoys cooking, baking, doing yoga and playing with her roommate’s cat.
Pili Saravia, General News Reporter
• January 30, 2023
The City of Austin partnered with the Jackson School of Geosciences to explore the future of Texas’ water and aid in the city’s battle against future droughts.
Led by geological science professor...
Pili Saravia, General News Reporter
• January 26, 2023
The UT Energy Institute is partnering with global oil companies to fund research plans that focus on sustainable energy, a collaboration that works toward mitigating the carbon footprint of the corporations.
Oil...
Pili Saravia, General news reporter
• December 2, 2022
Located in front of the Anna Hiss Gymnasium, Landmarks’ “Sentinel IV” received a CODAaward as a merit winner in the Landscape category. The sculpture was made by artist Simone Leigh, marking the...
Pili Saravia, General news reporter
• November 9, 2022
Three professors from across the country united in the Andes Mountains to find the cause of the range’s varied width. They found the subsiding of the plate tectonics caused the odd shape of the range...
As the LED lights on the walls change colors in contrast with the rising and setting sun, sound healer Jen Vu taps her wand on the singing bowls to create calming sound waves. This frequency vibrates through...
In a recent study, UT’s Computational Media Lab took a magnified look at the way racism spreads on social media.
The research, led by Akaash Kolluri, a senior at Clements High School in Sugar Land,...
Joaquin Resasco, assistant professor of chemical engineering, is leading his lab in converting carbon dioxide into carbon-free and renewable energy. Resasco said renewable energy usually falls short because...
During her seven years in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Rachel Carson has worked with alumni Sanjay Chandra and his family to improve the department.
On Friday, amidst a dance...
The Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas awarded a grant of approximately $8.5 million to UT on Sept. 14.
Half of the grant money went towards recruiting Ku-Lung Hsu, a chemistry, pharmacology...
UT student volunteers used the Sept. 16 and 17 weekend to canvas for gubernatorial candidate Beto O’ Rourke in neighborhoods around Mueller Park, Blanton Elementary School, Dove Springs and more.
Students...
