Republican incumbent governor Greg Abbott and former Democratic congressman Beto O’Rourke will face off in the gubernatorial election Nov. 8.
With the overturning of Roe v. Wade creating uncertainty...
During his State of the University address on Tuesday, President Jay Hartzell updated community members on the University’s upcoming commitments, including improving housing conditions for students,...
When Hook ’Em takes the field, the crowd erupts. As UT’s horned mascot bounces up and down, the crowd jumps to their feet in pride and energy for the burnt orange. Underneath his costume, Christian...
Sasha Haynes, Life and Arts reporter
• April 27, 2022
As summer — in all its blazing glory — nears, most look forward to a time free of stress or academic commitment. However, for some, being away from friends and the social experience of college can...
Sasha Haynes, Life and Arts general reporter
• April 11, 2022
After a long day of lab work, Darrion Nguyen returns home to relax and partake in his favorite hobby — filming TikTok videos.
With 538.1K followers on TikTok (@lab_shenanigans) and 109K followers...
Sasha Haynes, Life & Arts Reporter
• March 6, 2022
After what felt like a longer-than-usual winter, believe it or not, spring is peeking right around the corner. With compounding amounts of work and break only days away, many students may be in dire need...
Sasha Haynes, Life & Arts Reporter
• February 22, 2022
Adored feline member of the UT community, Domino, stands as a tried and true symbol of on-campus unity. Often seen reclining outside the Flawn Academic Center, where he resides, many aspire to snag a Domino...
