A large, rectangular block of limestone sits on the north side of campus, plain and heavy against Speedway. Students know the ...

Moving into my very first apartment ahead of my sophomore year, I had no furniture or dishes or anything practical to fill my ...

The spring semester flew by, as all the Life&Arts reporters — or as we affectionately call ourselves, “lartists”— spent their ...

On a cloudy morning, rain drizzled lightly from the sky and volunteers spread across the Festival Beach Food Forest, pulling ...

After joining The Daily Texan as an English major fresh to the reporting world, I needed a few tries to build confidence ...

Seven student artists collaborated on the Visual Arts Center mural, blending different pictograms and ideograms to create a ...

Warm light spills across the wooden floors of Mozart’s Coffee Roasters as the hum of conversation dwindles. Eight quick snaps ...

Today is sunny, with light drops of rain.  Song of the Day: Keep Your Head Up by Andy Grammar A 30 too much for your inbox? ...

Fall 2023 was my first semester at UT and The Daily Texan. Spring 2026 is my last. Very clearly, this newspaper has followed ...

This semester, UT has continued to follow a pattern of administrative overcompliance, leading to an overall-conservative ...

Structures are constantly changing across campus at UT, from refurbishing historical buildings or tearing them down to build ...

When I was the Texan’s social media editor, I often joked about how doomscrolling was part of my job — from watching silly ...