byGiorgy Ruiz
1972 Pub remains under construction on Guadalupe Street in Austin as of March 13. Women’s sports are about to get a new kind of recognition in Austin. Set to open on March 19, 1972 Pub will be the city’s first sports bar dedicated exclusively to women’s collegiate and professional athletics. The pub will take […]
byLuke Lawhorn
The University of Texas rowing team is beginning its chase for the program’s fourth NCAA championship in five years as the Longhorns prepare to kick off the season later this month. Texas’ schedule includes three regular-season meets before the Southeastern Conference Championship on May 11. The NCAA Championships will conclude on June 1. The three […]
byHope Vanderburg
When thinking of University of Texas traditions, the iconic Tower, the Hook ‘Em hand sign or Smokey the Cannon may come to mind. However, Campus Events and Entertainment’s annual Texas Revue has been around even longer than these legendary UT symbols. “To be part of something like this and still know that I have an […]
byEden Shamy
Austinites marked International Women’s Day on March 8 with pro-choice parties, and rallies at the Texas Capitol drew hundreds of protesters. “Women created this planet. We are the world,” said Minx Leal, an organizer with Women’s March. The afternoon rally protested discrimination against women and called for an end to the state’s near-total abortion ban. […]
byVictoria Hayden
The aroma of espresso fills the air as music from outside drifts into a coffee shop in South Austin on March 8. Beats, Arts & Brews at Dear Austin Coffee Bar is one of many morning DJ events to happen at coffee shops. It offered live mixed music by DJ Cassidy, limited free espresso and […]