Invented in 1891, the game of basketball began with only 13 rules before arriving at UT in 1906 as it grew into the multi-million dollar industry it is today.

The glow of red candles illuminated the steps of the UT Tower 71 years after UT’s first hex on Texas A&M.

Student veterans come to UT with different histories, experiences and knowledge than traditional students.

Sen. John Kerry said the United States’ delay on accepting the Law of the Sea Treaty is threatening our military’s navigational powers.

Students trekked more than five miles from UT Tower to Town Lake to raise awareness about people who are forced to walk miles for clean water.

Despite College Republicans’ decision to opt out of a debate Wednesday evening sponsored by Hook the Vote, more than 100 students attended the debate to learn the stances of University Democrats and Libertarian Longhorns on various issues.

Former NCAA athlete Kye Allums did not always attract positive attention during his journey in finding himself. 

University of Texas Libraries and Student Government kicked off the PCL’s 24/5 service Monday evening by handing out free pizza, prizes and T-shirts to students.

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

Seats in the campus’ crowded lecture halls were left open all day Monday to memorialize victims of relationship violence.

With flu season approaching, UT and the Austin area are combatting the virus by providing flu shots to as many residents as possible.

John Legend said during an on-campus lecture Tuesday that the solution to many problems of inequality and poverty lies in a well-grounded education.