Twang with a glimmer of folk. Double-entendre lyrics with an irresistible beat. A voice warm and charming enough to draw a tear. “(They’re) great songwriters and great people,” host Jake Farr...

On the second floor of the UT Recreational Sports Center, F45 participants linger at their stations eagerly, watching screens at the front of the studio that display a countdown to the fitness playoffs. “45...

A bow hovers above a Tertis viola in quiet preparation, the instrument’s wielder awaiting the right moment to flip the yellowing sheet music and announce the start of a tribute. “Well folks, you...

Este artículo fue escrito originalmente por Vivian Perotto el 11 de Marzo de 2026 y traducido al español por Ariana Miranda. Las empresas pequeñas pierden tráfico de clientes y exposición cuando...

Small businesses lose foot traffic and exposure without the budget to afford full-time marketing or advertising professionals. At the same time, student creatives and freelancers face rejection after rejection...

With five different majors and five different careers, five students share one collective goal of understanding the politics of Australia’s treasure. The Great Barrier Reef May Term program, founded...

In bodybuilding, lifters are recommended to consume between 1.6 and 2.2 grams of protein per pound of body weight to optimize muscle growth. For a college student, this means budgeting carefully to meet...

Sitting front and center on jean jumpsuits and burnt-orange polka-dot dresses are handmade NeedlePins, born from a creative side project and fitting last name. Reagan Needleman, advertising junior and...

Receiving his first record deal at 47, Austin-based artist Tody Castillo began to make his way back into the music scene and embrace what feeds his soul — live performances. On Saturday, Castillo...

Equipped with a guitar in hand and standing in front of a crowd of UT students looking to be relieved from final exam studying, former Saturday Night Live cast member Luke Null delivered a standup show...

Since its creation in 1999, UT’s Voces Oral History Center’s mission has been to document the history of Latinos in America, and for the first time, it will make its earliest interviews available online.  On...

Ever since stumbling across a record label’s compilation album, Chandler Christopher could not get the idea out of his mind. Five years later, with a well-established label under his belt, he collected...

For informatics junior Sheena Vaghela, hackathons almost fulfilled what she sought. However, the tech-focused aspect of the competition proved to be too big a gap from the future she seeks in design. “When...

In August 2024, UT Law professor David Spence published his first book, marking his work the first “comprehensive scholarly analysis” on the energy transition’s challenges, according to the press...

Rays of sunlight pushed past overcast clouds on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 25, adorning the inside of Connally Ballroom at the Etter-Harbin Alumni Center, where friends and family gathered to remember...

To avoid facing the consequence of rewriting, Sriyam Joshi needed to have a well-written story before her father returned from work. Joshi’s father, a firm believer in preserving writing and its creativity,...

Mock trial members Josianne Alwardi and Emily Layton sat awaiting results and were informed they advanced to the championship round with only a short 30-minute break before competing.  After debuting...

Lucy Leydon believes double-yolked eggs are a sign of abundance and good luck. Bird-related symbolism has consistently appeared in Leydon’s life since arriving at UT, the feathery animal taking center...

A wave of frat flicks rose above the sea of sweaty bodies, booming bass consuming the crowd. One person can be held accountable for creating this West Campus experience — resident DJ Matheus Lucian. Lucixn,...