OFFICIAL STUDENT PUBLICATION FOR THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
Written by Dila Sarikaya. Graphic by Peyton Cabaniss. **mental health trigger warning** The first week of October is…
Written by Amina Amdeen. Graphic by Peyton Cabaniss. The amenities of the modern age we live in are innumerable. Our…
Written by Nathan Pastrano. Graphic by Peyton Cabaniss. Convincing medical school committees why you want to be a doctor can…
Written by Sarah Low. Graphic by Peyton Cabaniss. I found Salome again. I found her in my dreams. Indeed, I…
Written by Yulissa Chavez. Graphic by Peyton Cabaniss. Students in the College of Liberal Arts generally do not have immediate…
Written by Tarek Zaher. Graphic by Peyton Cabaniss. In 2007, six years after the horrific 9/11 attacks and the resultant…
Written by Ariane Stier. Graphic by Peyton Cabaniss. We have all met her, in some form or fashion: the media’s…
Written by Brooke Quach. Graphic by Peyton Cabaniss. Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 started as…
Written by Christina Lopez. Graphic by Peyton Cabaniss. It takes planning, persistence, and prioritization. As college tuition costs skyrocket,…
Written by Niti Majethia. Graphic by Peyton Cabaniss. How to be intoxicating? Make your flaws your very own trademarks.…
Written by Hannah Jarzombek. Graphic by Peyton Cabaniss. There is a Wolf that Lives in the Woods and Speaks with…
Written by Nathan Pastrano. Last spring, I found myself doing what I considered to be daring. No, not daring as…
Written by Eleni Theodoropoulos. The spicy smell of salep and the sound of frothing milk filled the air between the…
Written by Matthew Yu. a memory everlasting, a line that twists into an oval, sprouting features, lips, contours of a…
Written by Bahareh Sharafi. The astounding motivation of African Americans is why the significant progression that will take place for…
Written by Hayley Wood. It’s 3:30 on a Wednesday afternoon. The Texas sun illuminates the east side of campus as…
Written by Niti Majethia. The dark in you will say what it wants.. never listen to the darkness listen to…
Written by Yulissa Chavez. Photo by Yulissa Chavez. The Alternative Breaks Program (AB) within the Longhorn Center for Community Engagement aims…
Written by Brooke Quach. #Metoo. Aziz Ansari. Cat Person. #Timesup. Performative allyship. Consent. Sex Ed. These are only some of…
Words by Reese Grayson. Photos by Reese Grayson. There are very few buildings at UT that have been untouched by…
Written by Christina Lopez. Photos by Christina Lopez. Liberal Arts Council’s Academic Affairs Committee hosted their first Undergraduate Research…
Written by Hira Vayani. Many South Asian children’s earliest memories include their family and a stethoscope. It’s the child’s 4th…
Written by Amina Amdeen. Images provided by Kaci Beeler and Nancy Norton. Of all the universal truths, “laughter is the…
Written by Shae Carey. In January, the University of Texas stopped charging the usual fee of ten dollars per session…
Written by Yulissa Chavez. Image by Yulissa Chavez. Not every building on the University of Texas at Austin campus has…
Written by Hayley Wood. Since its invention, theater has been a haven from the gleam of technology – a place…
Written by Hira Vayani. Images by Hira Vayani. The College of Liberal Arts is home to incredible faculty, degree plans,…
“Academia, leadership, and professorship are pillars of the UT Austin community. In the first article for our new series, Professor Profiles, Dr. Pangle shares how her intellectual curiosities have been directed towards projects that benefit UT.”
Written by Reese Grayson. Images by Reese Grayson. Like many students, I have never been a fan of studying in…
Written by Nathan Pastrano. Scholars have spent the last four decades debating about what, exactly, makes students “successful.” Angela Lee…
Written by Christina Lopez. Lorene Lane Rogers was the 21st president of The University of Texas at Austin and is…
Written by Hayley Wood Shades of pretentiousness, urgency and obscurity tint the topic of sustainability. As a pillar of science,…
Written by Hira Vayani Careful, condemned, curious are some words I would describe my experience as a 21st century Muslim.…
Written by Varun Hukeri For the past sixteen years, the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) at The University of Texas…
Written by Brooke Quach We roll into Austin at 40 miles per hour, caught in the traffic of ACL, but…
Written by Yulissa Chavez Image by Yulissa Chavez. Back in September 2017, President Trump called to end the program Deferred…
Written by Nathan Allen Pastrano “Men can starve from a lack of self-realization as much as they can from a…
Written by Shae Carey On Monday, November 27th, the Fall 2017 new members of the Liberal Arts Council put on…
Written by Shae Carey On the corner of 21st and Guadalupe Street lies a building that houses the collections of…
Written by Yulissa Chavez From November 8 to November 19, Texas Performing Arts showcased Arthur Miller’s The Crucible, a story…
Written by Christina Lopez The air was thick with conversation and the smell of coffee as over 200 people filed…
Written by Reese Grayson On October 28th, the University Securities Investment Team (USIT) at UT Austin held its annual Texas…
Written by Grace Schrobilgen On Saturday, November 4th, Liberal Arts Council Policy Coordinators Chloe Kersh and Ardian Shaholli and Vice…
Written by Hayley Wood When we think of the benefits bees carry, honey is normally the first thing that comes…
Written by Reese Grayson Over two years ago, the UT Counseling and Mental Health Center’s Voices Against Violence program started…
Written by Hira Vayani Unemployment, easy, useless––these are some common words people use to describe a liberal arts degree. These…
Written by Grace Schrobilgen as part of the series of event coverage for Liberal Arts Week. From October 23-October 27, Liberal…
Written by Grace Schrobilgen During my first year at UT, I stopped reading for pleasure. I was so overwhelmed by…
Written by Madalynn Hitchcock as part of the series of event coverage for Liberal Arts Week. When asked what she does for…
Written by Varun Hukeri as part of the series of event coverage for Liberal Arts Week. An education in the liberal…
Written by Hira Vayani as part of the series of event coverage for Liberal Arts Week. After hard work and…
