Editor’s note: This story has been removed because The Daily Texan misreported on the current state of the Longhorn Network, due to a misjudgment of choice in sourcing. On Oct. 30, The Texan reached...
On June 24, the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, a court decision that protected abortion access for nearly 50 years. Abortion laws now vary state by state and many college students...
The Daily Texan takes a look back at the events of the spring semester and at what’s to come.
Looking Back:
Kiara Kabbara and Ethan Jones were elected student body president and vice president,...
Professors reminisce about in-person connections, waitress makes customers smile with receipt sketches, guard duo brings Texas to No.5 ranking and the editorial board writes about tuition issues.
Students discuss how their lives have been impacted after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, UT releases a pilot textbook program for students, and an opinion columnists argues for in-person campus walking...
Students look forward to eating meals from their culture for Thanksgiving, UT should avoid admitting students to specific majors, and the UT System approves President Hartzell's $1.25 million salary.
A UT professor is fired after a complaint of him kissing a colleague on the lips, a student artist speaks on how her sexuality influenced her new music, and lacross players from other colleges thrive at...
Students share funny and embarassing Zoom stories, students protest for a pass/fail option for all classes, and Bruce Berque succeeds as the leader of Texas men's tennis.
UT students struggle with mental health as they attend school through the pandemic, and the Texan's editorial board says UT must do better handling COVID-19 cases in residence halls.
The first games of the 2020 college football season are just a few weeks away, so it’s time to start making predictions. Members of The Daily Texan sports senior staff have compiled a college football...
The Daily Texan is reporting on how UT-Austin and local officials are responding to the spread of COVID-19. We want to hear about how coronavirus is affecting you — especially if you are a UT student,...
