The Daily Texan, University of Texas, Austin, Austin, TX
1 hour ago by Farah Ali
Business senior Jenny Weon stuffed bags full of pencils and flyers as she ran from table to table, talking to different groups to ensure that plans would go as smoothly as possible.
Weon, chairman of the Asian American Culture Committee, organized the seventh annual "You Bring Out the Asian in Me," held at the Texas Union Ballroom on Thursday evening.
The Ranger, San Antonio College, San Antonio, TX
40 minutes ago by Lauren Nichole Barrera
Students juggle the tasks of school and work along with their social life every semester.
For many young adults, organizing their living area is the least important priority on their to-do list.
The Daily Texan, University of Texas, Austin, Austin, TX
7 hours ago by Noelle Minor
On Aug. 14, President Bush signed into law the College Opportunity and Affordability Act to establish an online database to allow students to compare university tuition rates and increases by July 1, 2011.
"[This database] would be a good way to compare schools," said physics senior Dillon Kuehner.
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The Ranger, San Antonio College, TX
4 hours ago by Lauren Nichole Barrera
The sun shown brightly as onlookers shuffled through the entrance.
Kids being pulled along in wagons by their parents, carried bottles of water and snacked on chips and bananas.
The air was thick, hot and was made even hotter by the reflection the walking path gave from the sun.
The Ranger, San Antonio College, TX
6 hours ago
The Fourth Write, the product of students armed with cameras in a summer feature writing class, looks at some of San Antonio's favorite spots.
The Ranger, San Antonio College, TX
3 hours ago by Regis L. Roberts
The 1960s have been said to be the decade in which America's innocence died. It was a decade in which the nation lived through, as the late Dr. Hunter S. Thompson put it, "both Kennedys murdered by mutants." One of the most unpopular wars raged on in Vietnam with repeated promises of conclusion, only to be intensified into the next decade.
The Daily Texan, University of Texas, Austin, TX
1 day ago by Alex Regnery
Nearly two decades ago, producer Darren Star ("Sex and the City") introduced America to, what is today, one of the most recognizable zip codes in pop culture history with "Beverly Hills, 90210." Brenda, Dylan and David no longer walk the halls of West Beverly Hills High School.
The Daily Texan, University of Texas, Austin, TX
16 hours ago by Alex Ybarra, Daily Toreador (UWire)
About the only thing consistent in the Texas Tech football team's first game of the season was the thud of laundry against the turf.
Going up against a Football Championship Subdivision team in No. 7 Eastern Washington (0-1), the No. 12 Red Raiders' 49-24 victory Saturday at Jones AT&T Stadium was not a comfortable show for the 49,887 fans in attendance - at least not until after the first quarter.
The Daily Texan, University of Texas, Austin, TX
1 day ago by Becky Adams
The year is 1968. You're standing outside a concert venue, clutching your wide-brimmed hat and balancing in your over-the-knee, high-heeled leather boots. No you're not an impersonator of Mick Jagger's stylish ex-girlfriend Marianne Faithfull or an extra in "Almost Famous.
The Trinitonian, Trinity University, TX
6 days ago by Ariel Barkhurst
Emma Grace Hutchinson, who spent two years at Trinity, died on Saturday, Aug. 23, at the age of 20. She will be remembered by her family, Trinity University and Rice University, where she grew up as the daughter of Professor John and Paula Hutchinson, as a loving and lovable optimist and an aspiring mathematics teacher.
The Trinitonian, Trinity University, TX
5 days ago by Yvonne Freckmann
New carpet tile, paint, ceiling fans, doors and marble countertops greeted Lightner and Thomas Hall residents upon move-in. In just five weeks this summer, contractors worked their way down, several floors at a time, to remodel 60 rooms and the Tea Room in six-story Lightner Hall and 106 rooms in eight-story Thomas Hall in Phase 2 of construction.
The Trinitonian, Trinity University, TX
5 days ago by Haley Mathis
Aramark and Physical Plant have both taken drastic measures in the past year to work toward sustainability on Trinity Campus, especially through recycling programs.
This summer, Physical Plant streamlined the process for the collection and recycling of paper, plastic and cardboard on the Trinity Campus, and Aramark has become 100 percent polystyrene free and will soon begin to use composters and to grow an herb garden.
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Sports Weekly Podcast for September 5th
Volante, University of South Dakota
Sports Weekly Co-Host Drew Quandt and Justin Rust talk about USD Football's game against St. Ambrose, preview the Coyotes' road game against Northern Iowa, and talk Coyote volleyball.
You can catch Sport Weekly every Friday from Noon-2pm on 91.1 FM U.Radio.
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