byEvelyn Martinez
Election season has arrived in Austin, with a record-setting number of residents casting their ballot. On Oct. 22, over 46,000 people voted in Travis County, surpassing the reported first-day early voting turnout of the last three presidential elections. The LBJ Library and University Union offer two polling locations on the east and west side of […]
byItza Martinez
MANOR, Texas –Screams of terror echo outside SCARE for a CURE’s haunted adventure northeast of Austin that sits on the same property of Ghost Town Manor. This is one of the city’s most interactive adventures and is in the middle of their Halloween season ‘Nightmares of a Legend,’ which runs until Saturday, Oct. 26. “We […]
byKevin Myers
As students trudge through projects and exams at the height of midterms season, The Latinx Pop Lab hosted Video Game Day for students to take a break from their studies. The Latinx Pop Lab , located on the fifth floor of Patton Hall, was organized by Professor Frederick Luis Aldama, known to his students as […]
byKevin Myers
AUSTIN, Texas — Negotiations to expand the Big Ticket section at Darrell K. Royal Memorial Stadium began after Student Government at the University of Texas passed a bill calling for an expansion of the Big Ticket section on October 1. The student government bill came against the backdrop of the Longhorns’ first season in the […]
byItza Martinez
AUSTIN, Texas – Israeli flags rippled against the barricades as students gathered in line outside the Hogg Memorial Auditorium to honor the civilian lives lost in Israel on October 7. The Longhorn Students for Israel alongside Texas Hillel, Texas Chabad, Texas Olami, and other Jewish organizations hosted the “Together We Stand” memorial ceremony on the […]