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APD revises policy on use of deadly force
June 10, 2012
An amendment to the Austin Police Department’s mission statement will instruct all employees to preserve human life.
Helicopter scheduled to shoot footage of UT Tower
June 7, 2012
The aircraft will film the University’s famous monolith in full luster to gather updated footage of the campus.
Lawsuit not likely to affect domestic partner benefit policies in Texas
June 6, 2012
Defense of Marriage Act provision bars same-sex couples from receiving federal benefits unconstitutional, stirring hope among LGBTQ activists and others nationwide.
Austin's rapid growth poses new challenges, opportunity
May 3, 2012
Austin’s rising population density presents an opportunity for small businesses and greater ecological sustainability.
Activists stage another protest
May 1, 2012
Less than two weeks after staging a sit-in in the lobby of President William Powers Jr.’s office, the Make uT Sweatshop-Free Coalition carried out a similar demonstration.
2013 housing may be gender inclusive at UT
May 1, 2012
Students of different sexes may be able to cohabitate in UT residence halls as soon as the fall of 2013.
Idle communication between students, faculty follows sweatshop sit-in
April 26, 2012
The locked doors were representative of the University’s unwillingness to speak with students about the issue.
Students, faculty discuss non-western ethics at UT philosophy event
April 26, 2012
UT’s Undergraduate Philosophy Association took philosophy out of Waggener Hall Wednesday night.
Water officials expect cooler, wetter summer weather for Central Texas Lakes
April 25, 2012
Central Texas lakes are in better shape than they were a year ago, and forecasts predict a cooler, wetter summer.
Meeting with president's office to resolve sweatshop conflicts delayed
April 25, 2012
Make UT Sweatshop Free Coalition sets many ground rules for meeting; president's office refuses.
Arrests of Sweatshop-Free Coalition activists sparks support
April 23, 2012
Last week’s arrest of 18 activists has inspired both disillusionment and support within the UT community.
Seton Healthcare Family pledges $250 million for new hospital
April 23, 2012
Seton and Central Health acknowledge that UT is considering creating a medical school in Austin.
Arrested protesters released, continue activism
April 19, 2012
All 18 protesters arrested Wednesday were released from custody Thursday morning and gathered on the Tower steps at noon to rally support.
Protest leads to students arrests
April 19, 2012
Nineteen activists entered the President’s office Wednesday and began an afternoon-long protest that ended with UTPD arresting all protesters involved.
Students protest in President's office against sweatshop-made UT clothing
April 18, 2012
UTPD: Approximately 20 protesters associated with Make UT Sweatshop-Free Coalition have been arrested at the Main Building.
Siri-like technology may be future of data analytics
April 17, 2012
Use of data analytics can help identify struggling students and differentiate between good and bad teaching techniques.
Workshop educates students on power of language
April 17, 2012
For members of sexual violence, words can trigger painful memories.
Bastrop State Park opens after fire, floods
April 11, 2012
After a devastating fire and damaging floods, Bastrop State Park will reopen this weekend.
Talk hosted to honor Anthony Shadid
April 9, 2012
Journalists, students and educators gathered Monday to discuss the work of Anthony Shadid, the Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter.
C.A.R.E Week kicks off with carnival-themed rally, fundraising event
April 9, 2012
Kappa Phi Gamma, a South-Asian sorority, held a carnival-themed kickoff rally for C.A.R.E. Week.
UT professor raises awareness for political dissent in Russia
April 3, 2012
Such protest not an easy pursuit in Russia, but world must know of recent opposition to Putin.
UT aids in migrant education
April 3, 2012
K-16 Education Center offers program of distance learning courses to promote graduation.
Journalism revamps courses
March 29, 2012
The University’s School of Journalism is making big changes to keep up.
Rez Week brings spirituality
March 26, 2012
Students anticipate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ during the weeklong Christian festival Rez Week.
Austin City Council approves agreement to move funds to JP Morgan Chase & Co.
March 26, 2012
The Austin City Council approved an agreement between the city and JP Morgan Chase & Co. that has alarmed groups concerned with the risks of a major bank handling public funds.
Biologists hatch plan to eradicate fire ant problem on campus
March 21, 2012
UT biologists are developing a method to reduce the prevalence of invasive fire ants by introducing their natural enemies.
UT continues water conservation despite rainfall
March 21, 2012
Local authorities, environmental groups and the University continue to pursue water conservation policies even after heavy local rainfall in March.
Bisexual students feel unrecognized in society
March 19, 2012
Students who identify as bisexual face unique challenges because of a lack of visibility and prejudices held against them.
ParkatmyHouse allows residents to rent out their private parking spaces during SXSW
March 8, 2012
Austin residents can list their parking spot and specify at what times and for what kinds of vehicles the space is available.
UDems, College Republicans debate
March 8, 2012
UDems and College Republicans faced off Wednesday night in a debate on issues that influence students most.
Warm, moist winter to spur population of mosquitoes
March 7, 2012
The unseasonably warm spring weather may spawn larger than normal insect populations.
Student assessment stresses importance of competency
March 6, 2012
Dickens said the assessment data help to answer the question of whether the University fulfills its mission.
Soccer star suffers serious injuries; family seeks help
February 23, 2012
Friends, family and fellow athletes have rallied behind Kylie Doniak, who was critically injured when a driver ran a red light.
Coffee houses remain while smoking fades
February 21, 2012
Caffeine and nicotine influence people's states of mind and culture.
SG Candidates and platforms introduced through debate
February 21, 2012
Candidates introduced themselves and their campaign platforms during a forum moderated by The Daily Texan Editorial Board.
CEO answers questions on U.S., EU financial crises
February 16, 2012
The McCombs School of Business brought a major figure in global banking to campus Wednesday to address recent financial crises and their affects on his bank.
Teaching English abroad after graduation may open doors
February 16, 2012
College graduates look to teaching English abroad for an opportunity to support themselves and broaden their horizons.
Texas Freedom Network supports comprehensive sex education, asks students for support
February 13, 2012
Free condoms fashioned to resemble roses greeted UT students walking down the Drag Monday.
Book, lecture aims to critique traditional American history narratives
February 9, 2012
Nayan Shah challenges the conventional narrative of the American West centers on white nuclear families.
Telecom Companies Face Lawsuit
February 7, 2012
Phone scams in foreign airports threaten to take advantage of UT ROTC graduates and other military personnel.
Occupy UT sponsors tour of 'racist' campus landmarks
January 30, 2012
Example's of the University's racist legacy explained on an Occupy UT-sponsored tour.
Conference exhibits 'future of video games,' industry
January 26, 2012
Video gamers gathered at UT on Wednesday evening to discuss every player's dream.
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