Zoom has become a part of the daily routine for many at The University of Texas at Austin since the COVID-19 pandemic made it necessary to move the spring semester…

Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman fall in love while driving along the Champs-Élysées in the film “Casablanca.” Judy Garland skips through a land she finds over the rainbow in “The…

When LaToya Smith began her current role as senior associate athletics director for student services in 2017, she brought with her a broad understanding of the university’s systems and nuances.…

A scribbled note on a napkin laid the foundation for a project that brings together students from different disciplines to learn in a hands-on way. Shelly Rodriguez and J.E. Johnson…

Access to The University of Texas at Austin is one thing. Success once here is another. UT has long worked to increase both access and success — including raising its…

As COVID-19 and its effects became widespread earlier this year, hundreds of University of Texas at Austin researchers pivoted their work to focus on matters related to the coronavirus. These…

Departments from across The University of Texas at Austin collaborated to create Texas One Stop, a resource that aims to improve enrollment services for students. Texas One Stop, which assists students…

The explosive popularity of podcasts means there’s something for everyone, whether you’re a history buff, an amateur detective, a music maven or a political junkie. But with so many choices,…

In associate professor Iris Chyi’s office, on the 10th floor of an apartment building overlooking the tallest building in Taipei, Taiwan, there are two clocks.  The first hangs on the…

Most emergencies that affect campus are “quick and gone,” Jonathan Robb says. But the COVID-19 emergency — and how campus must respond to it — seems to constantly change.   “Even…

Soft and worn publisher’s cloth loosely binds the thin, powdery pages full of tightly squeezed columns and tiny text. The fading covers flash an array of colors, from crimson red…

On the afternoon of March 17, a few days into spring break at The University of Texas at Austin, Faith Miller received an email while working at her job as…