The UT System Board of Regents pledged a “transformative” $100 million investment to the School of Civic Leadership, Board ...

April marks Arab American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate Arab culture and recognize the achievements and contributions made by Arab Americans. To commemorate this month, The Daily Texan compiled ...

When I applied to the Daily Texan in the Fall of 2024, as a pre-med public health sophomore, I was extremely surprised to find the level of diversity that existed within the newsroom already. From ...

While not officially a part of campus, the stretch of Guadalupe Street from 21st to 28th, known affectionately as The Drag, has been an integral backdrop to the University of Texas experience for ...

Editor’s note: Sanika Nayak is currently running unopposed to become the next Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Texan. For this column, she was asked to present her platform and vision for the Texan. My ...

Law enforcement arrested at least 100 people today after protesters formed an encampment in support of Palestine on South Mall. Around 50 people form an encampment in the center of the South Mall.

Beginning April 2024, colleges across the United States were met with police and state response to student protests against the ongoing war in Gaza. In total, over 3,100 students, faculty and others ...

The Austin City Council is set to vote on a proposed zoning amendment this May that would allow West Campus developments to rise higher than the UT Tower and potentially elicit more affordable housing ...

Editor’s Note: This article first appeared in the April 20 issue of The Daily Texan. Trigger Warning: This story contains discussion of murder and sexual assault. In the five years following the ...

It’s difficult to look back on an academic year when every step toward progress has been met with resistance, suppression or silence. From administrative overreach to legislative threats to academic ...

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As of 2019, women only make up 27% of STEM workers in the United States, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. However, UT alumnae continue to prove women’s rightful place in STEM fields that ...