Mason Rouser

The city of Austin distributed a student housing survey that will be available until Nov. 13, giving the city’s higher education students an opportunity to provide feedback on housing needs.

A new data portal launched this month offers public access to the voting history of the mayor and city council members from every council meeting.

Roberto Ramirez A Metrobike rider begins to take off towards outgoing traffic outside the Jesse H. Jones Communication Center building on Nov. 7, 2023.

The Austin City Council voted to eliminate parking space requirements on all new building developments on Nov. 2, making it the largest city in the United States to do so. The approved amendments to the city’s land code no longer require developers to build a minimum number of parking spaces along with their building projects....

Two Steve Hicks School of Social Work teaching assistants relieved from their positions due to expressing disapproval of the University response to the Israel-Hamas war with students will be offered different employment in the spring semester, clarifying to the dean’s previous decision, according to a University spokesperson. The teaching assistants, Callie Kennedy and Parham Daghigi,...

Recent changes made by the University in response to Senate Bill 17, like the closure of the Division of Campus and Community Engagement, sparked confusion over the fate of several programs and academic departments on campus. The Daily Texan has clarified which DCCE programs are impacted and the law’s effects on curriculum. President Jay Hartzell...

Nota del editor: este artículo se publicó por primera vez el 22 de abril por Mason Rouser y Sarah Brager y fue traducido al español por Angela Garcia.

Nearly 1000 faculty and students gathered in front of the UT Tower today to protest at least 57 arrests made Wednesday , when law enforcement in riot gear attempted to shut down a pro-Palestine protest on campus.

Up until this point, my life has been laid out for me. It’s all been a series of school calendars and much-needed breaks before moving on to the next thing.

The Pflugerville City Council received a presentation Tuesday from the city’s finance department, proposing a $857 million budget.