Quarterback Case McCoy and linebacker Jordan Hicks were suspended by head coach Mack Brown and ordered home Friday from the Valero Alamo Bowl in San Antonio, according to multiple reports.

Disabled law enforcement officers throughout the state may soon have more educational options available to them if a bill filed for the 2013 state legislative session passes.

UT law student Cody Wilson said he is trying to decide between continuing with school and taking a break from UT and devoting more time to his increasingly successful efforts to revolutionize the gun industry.

Student protesters lay down and covered themselves in shrouds, sheets used to cover dead bodies in India, in the middle of the West Mall on Monday.

Beverly Kearney, a University track coach who was placed on paid leave Nov. 11, was the discussion of a pay raise shortly before her suspension.

Cancer researcher Dr. Mark Clanton urged members of the UT community to write to their legislators in hopes of speeding up the 15 to 20 year approval process for cancer research.

As buy-back season for local textbook stores approaches, several of store owners told The Daily Texan about the conflict often associated with the season and what they expect to see this year.

Physics honors senior William Berdanier will join the ranks of scholars who have studied under the prestigious Marshall Scholarship next fall,

With an ongoing drought, the Austin Parks and Recreation Department issued a citywide burn ban Tuesday. 

Following a July crane accident at UT-Dallas that resulted in the death of two workers, the company that oversaw the related construction project has been cited and fined by the federal government.

A past inmate of the Iranian prison where former doctorate student Omid Kokabee is serving a 10-year sentence explains what life in the prison is like. 

Texas Secretary of State Hope Andrade submitted her letter of resignation Tuesday to Gov. Rick Perry.

Austin police charged Anthony Almaguer, 24, with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

UT police investigated a break-in at the Main Building Tuesday, and despite police efforts to lure a ‘suspect’ out with french fries, they still managed to escape.

Austin got its first taste of the ups and downs of Formula 1 racing this weekend, as roughly 300,000 people traveled here from all over the world to take part in the festivities.

Roughly 2,000 people came together this weekend in East Austin as part of an effort that raised money for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

A Texas A&M University freshman wide receiver who had been missing since Monday was found safe Thursday morning, according to police.

Austin will join the ranks of 19 other cities around the world that currently host the international sport of Formula 1 racing this weekend.

Members of the UT chapter of United Students Against Sweatshops are continuing their efforts to make UT apparel sweatshop-free.

Auction about sharing personal collection with public and fans, taking strain off of Royal family.

Chief of the Austin Police Department, was met with praise and protest Sunday night.

Austin police arrested a man suspected of groping people at multiple locations in the Austin area.

Educational advocates Lloyd Doggett and Joaquin Castro will represent Texas in the U.S. House of Representatives, where they plan to push for pro-education reform.

Expert panelists shared their views on the overabundance of government surveillance in modern society and compared it to regulations of the past for students.

A man was arrested Saturday night after police say he stole a guitarist’s tip bucket on East Sixth Street.

UT law student Cody Wilson claims he is roughly three weeks away from printing his first gun using a 3D printer, a machine that creates solid objects from digital designs.

Student Government voted Tuesday to make way for a new effort that will support Proposition 1. 

Police officers monitoring the West Campus area now have an extra set of eyes on them in an effort to expose enforcement officials who violate the law on the job.

As the search for a parking spot at UT becomes more difficult, more students are opting for alternative means of transportation.

Undeclared sophomore Christopher “Dylan” Bynum died Monday at the age of 19 from injuries he received when he was hit by a car earlier that day in Austin.

Austin Police say they do not expect to press charges against a 24-year-old woman who hit two people with her car on East Sixth Street early Saturday morning, prompting an officer to fire at her vehicle.

Austin police received a report Saturday that swastikas had been carved into the doors of two suites in the University Towers private dorm complex.

Six of UT’s most distinguished alumni traveled to campus Friday to be honored for their accomplishments.

Blaschke said no arrest has been made in relation to Thursday’s threat, and he could not release many details on the specifics of the investigation, as it is still ongoing.

After evaluating the property crime situation in West Campus, Student Government is working to remind students to be more aware of the threat of theft.

Some students did not get the campus-wide text alerts sent during two emergency situations this fall.

Nancy Terry co-founded the Terry Foundation, a Houston-based scholarship organization, in 1986 with her husband Howard Terry, who died last spring.

A deceased white male who appeared to be in his early 20s was found in a creek behind Austin Music Hall.

Three former Yassine downtown club owners found guilty in federal court by a jury of their peers.

Jury deliberations began Wednesday in the trial of former downtown nightclub owners Hadi Yassine, Hussein “Mike” Yassine and Mohammed “Steve” Yassine.

Following the Monday arrest of undeclared junior Garret Phillips for his alleged involvement in a minor breach of UT’s online security system last spring, some have raised safety concerns about the possibility of similar attacks causing more damage in the future.

The Austin Police Department arrested three protesters Saturday.

Police responded to a call early Thursday morning around 12:15 a.m. after receiving a report that a man was shooting a pellet gun from an apartment balcony in The Block on Campus apartment complex, located at West 25th Street and Pearl Street, police said.  

More than 100 members of the UT community marched through the streets of West Campus Tuesday evening, chanting their concerns about recently reported incidents of bias in the area.

Students will march through the streets of West Campus on Tuesday night to send the message that they will not stand for bias in the UT community any longer.

Three UT Greek organizations have issued apologies after controversy over their ethnic-themed parties spread during the last few days.

The UT chapter of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity canceled its “a border to cross” event Tuesday night following a negative student response to the Facebook invitation created for it.

Already arrested twice this year for filming police, Antonio Buehler, 35, received his third arrest early Friday, this time with a UT student.

Both students charged with interfering with public duty, a class B misdemeanor.

Police are searching for Scott Allen Chatagnier, 42, after they say he unnecessarily set off fire alarms at various campus buildings and at Dobie Mall Sept. 10.

Since Friday’s bomb threat at UT, bomb threats have targeted Arkansas State University, Louisiana State University, UT-Brownsville, North Dakota State University and The University of Mississippi football players’ cars.

UT officials failed to meet the goals set forth in their own pre-set emergency plans Friday.

Henry Dewitt McFarland III, a UTB student and resident of Harlingen, was arrested in his apartment Sunday afternoon.

Seventeen members of the Make UT Sweatshop-Free Coalition went before a Travis County judge Friday for criminal trespass.

When 23-year-old transient Waylon Barnes asked another homeless man on the drag to be nicer to a group of pedestrians, he said he never could have imagined he would get stabbed.

President William Powers, Jr. got a surprise delivery Wednesday as representatives of the Make UT Sweatshop-Free Coalition brought a petition to his office with more than 400 signatures.

More than a decade after the world-changing 9/11 attacks, the UT community continues to see the devastation of that day seriously affect its campus, down to the classes the University offers.

  A UT associate professor’s controversial research is again stirring debate, this time in Minnesota, where it is being used to defend a proposed ban on gay marriage.

When he graudated in the 1940's, James Hill could not attend UT because of the color of his skin but later held one of the University's highest offices.

Greek letters and textbooks are now sitting side-by-side at a local Austin bookstore — the first step, its owner hopes, toward becoming student-run.

The battle over tobacco use on university campuses continues to heat up as Texas schools take different policy approaches.

  A 19-year-old female bicyclist was struck by a white Nissan Wednesday morning at 7:42 a.m. at the intersection of West 24th Street and Rio Grande Street.

Hundreds of members of the Austin community gathered at City Hall Saturday to call for an end to drug violence in the U.S. and south of the border.

Associate education professor Walter Stroup and two other researchers discover issue with the current method of developing standardized tests.

The new regulations allow for both owner-occupied and commercial STRs, requiring that the owner of either type obtain a city permit.

Associate Vice President Bob Harkins stresses differences between 'shelter-in-place' and 'lockdown.'

Primary runoff elections are coming to a final vote Tuesday, when a winner will be named in a U.S. Senate battle some are calling the hottest race in Texas.

A Washington Post reporter’s decision to share the rough draft of a story with UT media officials before publication has prompted the newspaper to revise its reporting policy.

Since her death, Ghawi’s friends and family have taken to the airwaves to tell the world who she was.

John Beckworth took over as Texas Exes president July 1.

For the past two years, UT students have been somewhat restricted from studying in Egypt because of the violence and changing political structure within the nation.

Three years ago, swine flu diagnoses swarmed the nation’s hospitals, resulting in thousands of deaths.

A UT professor and her innovative strategies for fighting diabetes in South Texas have led to success where others have failed.

An advertising lecturer and six UT advertising students worked with LHN to create a series of commercials promoting the year-old network.

UT’s honor code will see changes and clarification in the upcoming months in efforts to increase its effectiveness and implementation.

Following the death of UT sophomore Erick Whitaker, members of the UT community gathered to remember his life.

Save Muny has been working since 2008 to halt plans to demolish the Lions Municipal Golf Course to use for economic development.

The event has been held since 1998 to remember students and current and retired faculty and staff who have passed away in the prior year.

Willie Nelson sang at the unveiling of a monument dedicated to the Austin resident and country music legend on April 20.

Campus fundraising efforts were met with both support and protest Saturday at UT’s second annual Longhorn Run.

The fest displayed the museum’s exhibits as a way of sharing the University’s efforts with the public.

The monument honors Tejanos and their role in the history of the development of Texas.

Above-average summer temperatures and resulting high energy demands may lead to conservation alerts to reduce the likelihood of rolling blackouts.

For the first time since its construction 75 years ago, the UT Tower shone bright orange Monday night in honor of itself.

The group is working to spread wicking bed gardening to as many communities as possible.

Apple reaches settlement with plaintiffs, offers replacement for strain-relief damaged adapters.