Editor's note: This article first appeared in the August 9, 2022 flip book.
Despite community concern for rising monkeypox case numbers in Travis County and the return of the student body for the...
Editor's Note: This article first appeared in the August 9, 2022 flip book. A previous version of this article said that medical schools must offer abortion training to remain accredited, but it has been...
From eating at restaurants to gathering with friends to in-person classes, activities that shut down for COVID-19 have made their return. But UT’s Informal Classes program, which the University paused...
After the Travis County Commissioners Court ordered an independent audit of Central Health, one of Dell Medical School’s partners, Dell representatives held a presentation Wednesday to answer questions...
Editor's note: This article first appeared in the July 226, 2022 flip book.
While many other public Texas universities do not charge fees to claim test scores, UT students must pay $10 per credit...
The Travis County Commissioners Court ordered an audit of Central Health on Tuesday in response to growing concerns that it has improperly given funding to Dell Medical School.
Central Health, the public...
A lawsuit claiming a former UT track coach sexually abused multiple athletes was dropped on July 14, according to court documents.
In March 2020, three former UT track athletes brought a class action...
The end of July is a time when many students regularly move out of West Campus, leaving their furniture and appliances behind for the landfill or for someone else to pick up. But now, students and residents...
This article first appeared in the July 12, 2022 flipbook.
When biology junior Brianna Baskin attended the memorial service for Domino, the beloved campus cat, she knew she wanted a way to honor his...
Leaders from legislative student organizations and student advocacy groups demanded action from UT in response to Texas’ abortion ban in a statement released Tuesday afternoon.
The demands, which...
A team of scientists at UT and Texas A&M developed a new “electronic tattoo” that can continuously monitor blood pressure, providing key insights that could help identify and understand conditions...
Editor’s note: This article first appeared in the July 6, 2022 flipbook.
A lawsuit filed by Students for Fair Admissions, an organization that believes race should not be a factor in college acceptances,...
Gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke called for a restoration of the right to abortion in Texas, along with other state and local Democratic candidates and leaders from abortion advocacy organizations,...
When Rachel Marquez heard that Roe v. Wade had been overturned on Friday, she cried.
“It was just surreal to me that women have fewer rights over the control of their own body than guns right now,”...
UT students were among hundreds of protesters in downtown Austin for the right to an abortion Friday evening after the U.S. Supreme Court issued an opinion this morning overturning Roe v. Wade.
The...
New research on electric fish by a team of researchers at UT and Michigan State University revealed information about how these fish evolved their electric organs and could help future researchers better...
Law professor Linda Mullenix will continue her case against the University with claims that they paid her less than male colleagues, after a district judge ruled that the case could move forward on Friday.
David...
Hundreds of people rallied at the Capitol on Saturday to demand politicians take action to prevent gun violence following numerous mass shootings across the country, including in Uvalde, Texas, where 19...
A team of archaeologists, including a UT researcher, discovered the earliest known record of the Maya calendar system from the third century B.C.
Their findings, published April 13 in Science Advances,...
Activism group RiseUp4AbortionRights hosted a rally at downtown Austin’s Republic Square Park on Saturday to protest recent attacks on abortion rights in the U.S. and Texas, with other chapters of the...
UT-Austin is the 10th most common dream school for high school seniors applying to college in the United States, according to a survey by the Princeton Review.
The survey asked over 10,000 college...
UT still recommends students, faculty and staff wear masks indoors after Austin moved into Stage 2 COVID-19 guidelines March 4, according to a University spokesperson.
Austin Public Health officials...
Claire Stevens, Senior News Reporter
• February 24, 2022
UT students take advantage of on-campus early voting as the early voting period comes to a close for the March 1 primaries.
The early voting period for the primary elections began Feb. 14 and ends Feb....
Gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke called for infrastructural improvements to Texas' power grid at a rally near the Texas State Capitol on Wednesday evening.
O’Rourke honored with a candle lighting...
Drugs approved to treat hepatitis C could boost the efficacy of the only antiviral approved to combat COVID-19 by as much as tenfold when administered together, according to a paper co-authored by a UT researcher.
A cheaper and potentially more potent COVID-19 vaccine, which utilizes scientific advancements pioneered by a UT researcher, entered human clinical trials this month in Vietnam, Thailand, Brazil and Mexico.
The...
Adyson De La Torre, physical culture and sports sophomore, has experienced disruptions to her internet connection several times a week since the winter stor
“Ever since the storm, (even though) it’s...
UT is holding a series of on-campus, in-person events to provide a safe way to have fun during spring break, while other Texas universities have reduced or canceled their breaks.
The series...
Two new coffee shops are replacing the Starbucks stores on campus this semester, according to a director at University Unions.
Longhorn Coffee Co. opened at the beginning of this semester in the William...
