When state Sen. Judith Zaffirini, D-Laredo, got the news Saturday evening that her anti-hazing bill signed into law by Gov. Greg Abbott, it marked the end of a 14-year effort.
It was 3 a.m., and computer science senior David Sikabwe had Frank Sinatra’s “Fly Me to the Moon” stuck in his head when he came up with a rap verse for the song.
Fifty years after police raided the Stonewall Inn, sparking a series of riots in Manhattan, music rang through the streets of Austin during this year’s Pride Month festivities.
Former UT System Regent Wallace Hall said there is innate corruption in higher education at a discussion held Wednesday in light of the college admissions scandals.
Kerbey Lane Cafe is a UT staple best known for its queso and comfort food. But their new restaurant branch, High Note, is serving up health-focused dishes, such as vegan cubans and quinoa falafels.
Womens’ increasing demands for equal rights have been met across the globe with widespread political violence, according to a new report by UT researchers.
Five minutes. That’s how long it took for the United States Women’s National Team to find the back of the net in their World Cup opener against Thailand. In total, the U.S. would score 13 goals and set the World Cup record for largest margin of victory.
Columnist David West Jr. advocates for UT to release course schedules over spring break in order for students to dedicate the necessary preparation to their future courses.
