Years later, when I look back at my time at The Daily Texan, there are several things I won’t remember. I won’t remember all the times we missed scriptset — there are probably too many...
Most UT undergraduates are members of the technology-driven, plugged-in generation of Millennials, but just 20 years ago, the Internet was still in its infancy.
On Aug. 29, 1994, The Daily Texan...
On Sept. 24, 1943, Peggy “Toe” Neuhaus came home from her date at 12:45 a.m. to a man crouched on the floor of her room in the Tri Delta house. An article published in The Daily Texan on Sept....
After drudging to 8 a.m. classes in the frigid and somewhat icy conditions Jan. 28, many students were less than pleased when they learned the University had decided to suspend classes until noon, only...
When Abigail Fisher sued the University on the grounds that it violated the 14th Amendment by denying her admission because she is white, long-time administrators may have felt a sense of deja vu. Though...
The cheers that erupted from Dallas’ Cotton Bowl Stadium on Saturday follwing the Longhorns’ upset win over the Sooners echoed similar cheers from another era: the Red River Rivalry game 68...
