UT researchers have discovered volcanic rocks in the south Atlantic that could change how scientists understand the formation of Antartica’s ice sheet.
While emergent social media may seem more popular than older forms of communication, according to a survey by Gallup, TV is still the main news source for most Americans
UT-Austin is estimated to receive $5.4 million from the state next year to help needy students — an almost $2 million increase from 2013 — while other UT System schools are set to see their funding decline.
The X Games' arrival into Austin has the power to change the culture of extreme, alternative sports here in Central Texas. It also has the power to change the perception of Austin.
In this podcast, Bobby Blanchard, Christine Ayala and Jody Serrano discuss Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott's recent announcement that he was running for governor in 2014. They also discuss the abortion legislation and the upcoming legal battle the new law will face.
As the Dell Medical School continues to search for its inaugural dean, UT has selected an architect to design the first phase of buildings for the school.
A UT professor is running for state representative in House District 50, saying he seeks to end “political meddling” from the state in University affairs when in office.
49ers quarterback and former longhorn Colt McCoy introduced Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott as "the next Texas governor" to a crowd of Abbott supporters at an event in Austin Thursday evening.
While Texas Gov. Rick Perry signed abortion legislation into law Thursday morning, the new rules are already anticipated to end up in court before they even go into effect.
