Environment Texas, an environmental advocacy group, delivered a petition with over 10,000 signatures to the Texas Capitol in late July calling for the ban of a bee-killing pesticide, neonicotinoids.
While...
In July, Pearson announced its plan to become the first education publishing company to focus its energy on digital — not print — textbooks and course materials.
According to a company press...
In case you missed it, several new UT student organizations have started since last spring. Here are a few you might catch tabling on Speedway.
UT Students for jUStice
To encourage conversations...
It can be hard to find roommates in West Campus. It can be even harder for members of the LGBTQ community.
Feeling on-edge in their own home, LGBTQ students sometimes deal with snide comments and feelings...
In July, UT announced full tuition scholarships will be awarded to in-state undergraduates whose families make less than $65,000 a year starting in fall 2020. However, tuition is just one part of many...
Incoming communication sciences and disorders freshman Katarina Ramos is like any other incoming UT student, but when Ramos isn’t folding T-shirts at her part-time job at Forever 21 or planning her...
In April 2019, the IRS recognized the Satanic Temple as an official house of worship that now has the tax benefits and protection from discrimination that other religions have had. The Satanic Temple is...
Hundreds of people holding posters and banners marched through downtown Austin on July 4 to protest the Trump administration's use of detention centers along the southern border.
“This is...
Since February, The Harry Ransom Center has been displaying an exhibit on the Arts and Crafts movement in Britain and America titled “The Rise of Everyday Design.” The exhibit tells the story...
There is an undeniable link between racial inequities and health status, experts said at a panel on black health hosted by the Dell Medical School on Thursday.
Around 40 professionals, Dell Medical...
