Ruben Paquian

Students and patrons highlight the pros and cons of Float Fest ‘18.

For some, the annual Juneteenth celebration is more than an excuse for a cookout — it’s an important opportunity to learn and gain understanding from one another.

The Daily Texan sat down with Texas-based psychedelic glad-rock quartet Pearl Earl to talk about making the Levitation lineup and future projects.

The Daily Texan spoke with festival goers about their experience after Friday’s Levitation shows at Empire Control Room.

Boone Patrello revealed his humble beginnings and teased Dead Sullivan’s upcoming EP as a preview for this year’s Levitation festival.

A Perfect Circle’s gloomy and ominous fourth studio album Eat the Elephant takes listeners through a list of troubles faced in today’s society with a sound that’s reminiscent of their early 2000s work.

With community projects taking place all over Austin this weekend, many students plan on doing their part to help keep Austin beautiful.

Prepare for increased FOMO next spring — South by Southwest 2019 will fall the week before spring break for UT and other surrounding schools.

After making their South by Southwest debut a couple weeks ago, Varsity is gearing up for the release of their new album Parallel Person.

Occurring yearly at Willie Nelson's ranch, the Luck Reunion is an exclusive event, limited to 2,000 guests.

Austin’s local coral reef rock band Summer Salt talks about their new album and bandmate.

Dianna Burgess of Mother Falcon talks SXSW plans, future music and the aftermath of their decision to turn down a major record label.

College students find themselves doing a plethora of things to make cash. For Rose, this includes working at her hourly retail job — and selling her nudes on Twitter.

The latest studio album, The Room Inside the World, from Canadian post punk/alternative rock band Ought takes a leap into new territory. However, despite talking classic elements from the past and present, Ought fails to stick the landing.

With classic psychedelic synth jams like “Electric Feel” and “Time to Pretend,” MGMT set the bar high, but over the past ten years and two albums, they’ve been failing to reach it. That may all change with Little Dark Age.

Editor’s note: Tat-Tuesday is a weekly series that features students around campus and their tattoos.

With the recent growth in popularity of cryptocurrencies, new coins pop up every day. Aside from popular coins such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, you can trade coins such as Dogecoin, Anti-Bitcoin, The Vegan Initiative and, soon, UT Coin.

A day before the impending freeze earlier this week, families and artists scaled the colorful concrete jungle known as HOPE Outdoor Gallery, aka Graffiti Park.

Many children play cards with their grandparents, but for radio-television-film freshman Peter Cowie, the memory stands out in his childhood. Cowie’s first tattoo, a playing card-themed piece, specifically honors his late grandmother’s love of card games.

Dressed in athletic attire with mats in hand, yogis gather every Tuesday evening at an East Austin music studio for a different kind of yoga class. 

Austin’s vintage vendors spend hours collecting rare treasures from estate sales and auctions, pinching pennies to make any cash they can.

Tattoo lovers have come to relish Friday the 13th.

For most, scalping a ticket to ACL is far too expensive on a college budget, but that doesn’t stop some determined souls from trying to get into the festival any way they can.

From writing for Grammy Magazine and Forbes, to performing in the same lineup with the likes of Kendrick Lamar and Lupe Fiasco, Ogden Payne has found himself in the center of music industry.