They weren’t the infamous bandit the police were looking for. They were regular villagers, with crops to tend to the following morning.

Food journalism isn’t just critics reviewing Michelin-starred meals or influencers rating oat milk lattes.

Along with his unique journalistic quirks, he maintains the ideology of a traditional journalist dedicated to preserving the truth and sparking important cross-cultural conversations. 

For Proust, nostalgia is baked into a warm Madeleine, but for me, it’s in the crunch of a Rye Ridge pickle, its acidity unmistakably redolent of a childhood shared with my siblings, dining at the deli, exchanging spit balls made from paper straws.

Instead of a beer can, he held only a microphone and a deck of cards.

When UT junior Tatum Eades returned home early from a night out, she overheard her sorority sisters pass her bedroom and tell their friends, “This is where the gay girl lives.”

These disparities are more pronounced in Texas than in the rest of the country, Strama said. Things like Texas’ strict voting requirements, like 30-day pre-registration and photo ID requirements, have a more pronounced impact on lower-income, lower-education voters than on other voters, he said. 

This is no ordinary dance class – it’s Texas Two-Stepping.

When Utah Republican Spencer J. Cox ran for governor in 2020, he recruited his Democratic opponent to make a joint advertisement in an attempt to model healthy political disagreement. The viral ad became a surprising catalyst for depolarization

Earlier this year, over 4,400 sexual assault test kits sat untested on storage shelves at the Austin Police Department. While this backlog raised concerns, APD contends that it was not entirely a result of negligence on their part but is reflective of a broader issue affecting sexual assault cases nationwide.

Whether you’re heading to class, navigating a new job, or debating with polarizing uncles at Thanksgiving, these new trends will be sure to redefine your look, making you the ultimate “It Girl” of Fall 2024.

The Brits aren’t just about fish and chips.

If you’re visiting New York, chances are, the locals can tell; you’re likely beelining for the Empire State Building and practically waiting for someone to shout, “Hey, I’m walkin’ here!” The spirit of New York is alive and well, yet amidst its boundless energy, it's easy to overlook the city's hidden gems.

“I set out to do work that would affect policy in some way, but the process of writing and researching this book was never going to plant the seeds of trees that I’ll be able to sit under,” Sierra-Arévalo said. 

Daniel Diaz, UT postdoctoral scientist who leads the Deep Proteins group at the Institute for Foundations of Machine Learning, developed the AI system MutComputeX to identify protein mutations that triple the production rate of chemicals needed to produce galantamine.

Pig-butchering scams involve a scammer forging trust with the victim before taking their money… These frauds have a complex victimology, as most of the scammers are victims of human trafficking across Southeast Asia, falsely promised high-paying jobs and forced to be scammers. For this reason, John Griffin said this is by far the darkest topic he’s ever researched. 

As humanity grappled with the unprecedented challenges of COVID-19, the foothill yellow-legged frog faced a pandemic of its own, one that endangered the species.

“Combining a voracious appetite for science and the ambition to do important things with humanity is a very unusual combination, and everybody who remembers (Bard) will remember those things (about him),”

The way AI is portrayed in the media may be frightening, but not in the ways that may pertain to realistic dangers of AI, like algorithmic bias, Scott said. 

Four UT community members received the 2024 Presidential Citation Award in recognition of their outstanding contributions to the UT community and within their respective fields, the University announced on Feb. 2.