Greater amount of music majors allows orchestra to tackle more difficult and crowd-pleasing pieces.

Twenty-three seniors sent about 120 original designs down the runway at the 13th annual Division of Textiles and Apparel fashion show.

The professorship will fund faculty and student research in theater history, allowing for the center to move forward.

With the increasing popularity of pedicab transportation, Austin City Council members approved new regulations Thursday to hopefully increase safety of pedicab operation and use.

The results of the survey were composed from more than 2,300 online respondents.

An annual survey conducted in October revealed the major issues students wanted to discuss and change.

The United States ranked 20th out of 21 countries in a child well-being report of the wealthiest nations in the world.

Students on campus can now charge their electrical devices outside using solar energy.

While earning extra money can be nice, illegal acts are neither right nor worth it.

Three University departments were recognized in a recent report revealing the top graduate schools in the country.

After more than 10 years of war overseas, the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts have calmed down, but the United States is still engaging in secret battlegrounds in addition to these declared war zones.

Students should not consider planning a risky trip to Mexico, according to the Department of Public Safety. 

The snack is now being sold at up to 80 locations in Texas, including campus convenience stores and the University Co-op.

Event reached out to hear student concerns and address issues of improvement.

The purpose of Collegiate Day of Prayer is to unite students from all denominations through a vision to seek God for the campus and the city.

The Texas Advanced Computing Center will receive a $10 million private donation to advance the supercomputer center’s data-driven science.

Pioneer in political and civil rights  is remembered at UT each year on her birthday.

Early voting would begin on May 14, after most students’ semesters finish, but nonetheless, they have options that allow them to participate in voting.

A former professor of organ and sacred music died on Jan. 21 as a result of coronary artery disease.

Hamermesh said he firmly believes that Americans generally work too much and Europeans do much less work but seem happier.

The Princeton Review named UT-Austin one of the top 10 Best Value Public Colleges in the nation for 2012.

Fifty Texas Exes alumni chapters and the Division of Diversity and Community Engagement will team up to renovate two Austin area neighborhoods.

The Butler School of Music will host the “Olympics for the violin” in 2014.

The third annual International Education Week hosted an etiquette workshop Friday.

80 students from the U.S. and Mexico came together to examine issues facing the border and devise probable solutions. 

 Only 34 percent of cardiac arrest patients received bystander CPR in the Austin area.

The Texas Program in Sports and Media hosted a panel discussion where Longhorn Olympians shared their journeys towards the world’s biggest athletic stage.

Intercollegiate Quidditch has quickly spread across the United States, as students prepare the this year's World Cup.

Hiroshi Ono examined the causes of marital happiness.

The awards are coordinated by the White House’s Office of Science and Technology Policy.

Vendors, artists and thousands of people from Central Texas took over Sixth Street for the 30th year of Pecan Street Festival.

Austin Pets Alive! is working with the Bastrop County Sheriff’s Office and Animal Control to go door-to-door looking for pets.