Students could stop losing participation points for forgetting their clickers with a new program called Learning Catalytics.

New app RideScout makes it easier to navigate Austin by combining all the public transit options into a simple interface.

The LGBT community is present every day, but Pride Week is a chance to unify this community with other students.

Social workers took the phrase “we support our troops” to the next level at the Military Social Work Conference, hosted by the UT School of Social Work, where more than 150 behavioral health practitioners and educators gathered Thursday through Saturday.

World War II bombers aren’t only in museums — a Normandy Scholar alumnus sponsored four students to fly over campus in a B-17 on March 30.

Candidate for School of Undergraduate Studies' dean position shares ideas for improvements to the school.

A bill in the Texas Legislature would change the state insurance code to allow plus-one dependents of UT faculty and staff — including same-sex partners — to qualify for benefits.

A 3D camera company and an interactive grocery store map are some of the many innovative ideas circulating at the Longhorn Startup Camp.

David Booth’s apartment was his first office and a spare bedroom was his first trading room when he founded Dimensional Fund Advisors 32 years ago.

Congress Ave. will be blocked off Saturday morning as thousands march to the Capitol protesting budget cuts to Texas education.

Dean Ward Farnsworth of the School of Law spent part of Tuesday at a meet and greet mingling with students as part of Law Week.

Austin police officers can now shoot GPS-equipped darts at vehicles while on the chase.

The Blanton Museum of Art held a tour of American landscape paintings and how they progressed, from old western art to regional art, on Saturday.

As universities continue to aim to increase four-year graduation rates, some are recommending looking to UT as an example.