Mark Carrion

Women in Aerospace for Leadership and Development launched a weather balloon nicknamed Bevo the Dragon on April 6 from a hangar in Hillsboro.

For five days, an alley in downtown Austin will experience a transformation into a colorful, yet temporary, work of art and architecture.

The Human Rights Symposium, hosted by The White Rose Society, will feature speeches by students, professors, and activists. The symposium aims to feature these activists and their stories.

Before the next hurricane strikes Texas, a research group at UT would have already collected data on the hurricane, run simulations of its impact and handed its forecast over to the state to plan evacuations and direct emergency response teams – all within 90 minutes of a wind advisory.

Longhorns have a global ancestry that can be traced back over thousands of years to the Middle East and India.

A new PBS series starring UT engineering professor Michael Weber aims to increase energy literacy among the public.

In addition to the sheer number of books lining the shelves of UT Libraries, hundreds of thousands more are stored unseen in the form of e-books.

A lecture Thursday explained the collapse of an entire global economy at the beginning of the 19th century — all because of just two colonial revolutions in the Americas.

Eric White, a curator for the Bridwell Library at Southern Methodist University, discussed several of the world's oldest and rarest printed books in detail on Thursday in a lecture hosted by the law school’s Tarlton Law Library.

KVRX, UT’s student-run radio station, concluded its annual pledge drive Monday, falling short of its fundraising goal.

In honor of Valentine’s Day, people had the opportunity to see love — quite literally.

The UT Mises Circle hosted a talk that tries to debunk the perceived success of Sweden's capitalist economy. According to the group, welfare programs come at a price of high income taxes and an unsustainable degree of socialization.

Soon, students and visitors alike can take a tour of the McCombs School of Business without having to leave the house. The goals of the project include attracting prospective business students and aiding freshmen in navigating the facility.

A documentary screened on campus Thursday night focused conversation on the history of the preservation of the Barton Creek area as a panel discussed the future of sustainable development in Austin.