UT’s Mobile News App Design class held a Demo Day Saturday afternoon in the Belo Center for New Media.

Chief John McCandless of the Miami University Police Department says UTPD Chief of Police Robert Dahlstrom will leave big shoes after retiring this semester, but is confident in his own ability to fill them.

In a public hearing Wednesday afternoon, the Senate Committee on Higher Education referred for consideration to the Senate a bill that would require further training of University System regents.

Sarah and Ernest Butler School of Music student musicians' audiences break the concert hall stage barrier Saturday "crawling" from museum to museum.

“This bill is meant to prevent the court’s ruling from literally pulling the rug out from under students across our state who are trying to have clarity on what the rules of the game are in terms of admissions,” Rep. Dan Branch, R-Dallas, said.

Tuesday marked the 10th anniversary of the initial invasion of Iraq and the start of the Iraq War.

UT System Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa said while the System aims to always offer veterans educational funding, full funding grows more difficult.

After whipping, baking, and frosting their way through a sweet competition, one UT student organization took home the ultimate cupcake topper — a $1,000 donation to the charity of their choice.

A five-student team will represent UT in the first Up to Us competition that challenges nine other major universities to raise awareness of fiscal responsibility

Victory at Gregory Gym provides a new option all those who imagined themselves runners but never actually enjoyed it enough to get on the track and go

Chris Plonsky, UT women’s athletics director since 2001, presented a talk Wednesday evening called “Title IX and the Future of Women’s Athletics,” which focused on the history of Title IX, a law equalizing opportunities in education, and its relationship to UT.