Can I be honest? I’m a Texan fanatic. I remember imagining my work in the Texan from the moment I started my application nearly four years ago. Since my sophomore year of high school, I wanted to see ...

Like basically everyone in the Texan, I’ve always had an appreciation for the written word. There’s nothing quite like stringing a sentence together until you concisely express what you want to say.

You’d think being a social media editor means I’m obsessed with posting, gaining likes and followers, but that couldn’t be ...

The Daily Texan ghosted me the first time I applied. Well, maybe I’m being a bit dramatic. I applied. I completed the first ...

Columnist Ankita Chitturi discusses how dedicated peer spaces can help students navigate the hidden weight of family expectations placed on them.

Celebrating his music, heritage and the sense of community he values, Francisco Jose Rosales (Midnight Navy), is carving out a unique space in Austin’s music scene through a series of free ...

Mom, I don’t think I want to do veterinary science anymore,” said incoming public affairs freshman Annabella Ruiz after a ...

As attendees rush into LZR, a venue used for Coffee and Chill ATX,  coffee vendors and cold plunge baths cover the floor ...

During my sophomore year, I took a typography class that sparked a passion for print and publication that eventually led me to the Texan’s Basement. I didn’t have a background in student newspaper, ...

It’s safe to say The Daily Texan has defined my time at college. My weekends have always consisted of researching pitches and ...

Collegiate sports could be facing another change in how athletes are compensated, following the advancement of a new proposal ...

Texas announced a pilot program to verify registered voters’ citizenship status in early June through an online system traditionally used to confirm public benefits eligibility, raising privacy ...