Students lined up hours early at the Cactus Café entrance Monday, hoping to score one of just 120 wristbands to see Casey Thai Luong, professionally known as Keshi. Excited fans, some attending their ...

Over 17,000 people voted at the Texas Union and 7,744 at the LBJ School of Public Affairs in the Nov. 5 election, according ...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 10 de noviembre por Ylber Deleon-Rios y fue traducido al español ...

Hundreds of students, some dressed in dazzling costumes of pink or green, formed a seemingly never-ending circle around UT’s ...

The fall women’s golf season has come to a close, with Texas finishing toward the top in four events across the country. The ...

Before giving birth, Grace Todd joined the waitlist for UT’s Childcare Development Center. As a single mother, Todd knew ...

President Jay Hartzell testified about diversity, equity and inclusion at a Texas Senate higher education subcommittee ...

The University released an artificial intelligence guide on Oct. 22 in collaboration with Grammarly to help faculty ...

Columnist Kayla Petry argues that students should continue to pursue their religious beliefs in college and highlights the ...

Dancers moved in fluid synchronization as if brushes on a canvas.  Impressive holograms of inky visuals encompassed them, moving in unison with movements that mimicked ancient calligraphy.

With three days of panel discussions and keynote presentations, the Harry Ransom Center hosted the biennial Flair Symposium.

Luke Larter’s journey into studying Austin’s nocturnal creatures began when the pandemic shifted his focus from Panama’s ...