Around 150 students and community members gathered at Littlefield Fountain to protest the immigration enforcement policies of ...

Artists from marginalized communities, including younger artists, were underrepresented in Austin’s art and music grants in ...

Track and field’s spring season is just around the corner, and the Southeastern Conference Indoor Championship is weeks away, ...

For marketing sophomore Marley Brownlow, creating bracelets became more than a hobby; it was a way to carry on her mother’s legacy. After watching both her mother and childhood friend battle cancer, ...

Although English is the primary language of the United States, the U.S., and Texas specifically, is widely bilingual. According to San-Antonio Express News, 36% of Texans are bilingual. Taking the ...

After a packed schedule in January filled with ups and downs, No. 11 Texas women’s tennis lost to the rackets of defending national champions, No. 2 Texas A&M, at the Intercollegiate Tennis ...

Pease Park’s Treehouse is temporarily closed as of Jan. 16 for renovations, however, a Jan. 31 Instagram post from the park said the closure is extended until April. Chuck Smith, chief operating ...

All eyes rest on the two baristas behind the espresso machine as they carefully pour the perfect design. A crowd of coffee enthusiasts buzz with anticipation while they wait for the judges to announce ...

Austin’s creative scene pulses at the heart of the city’s culture. This Black History Month, The Daily Texan spotlighted local Black artists whose work pushes boundaries, tells untold stories and ...

Actors From the London Stage infuse the spirit of Shakespeare into UT classrooms, bringing with them the tragedy and comedy embodied in “Hamlet.” The troupe of five travels only with what they can fit ...