One Year Later, The Daily Texan Adapts to a Changing Media Landscape
Between going mostly digital (for now) and shifting its coverage, how the pandemic has changed The Daily Texan over the last year.
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The Blanton Museum Grounds Have Been Reimagined
Behind the scenes of the Blanton’s new look, which will include architectural and landscape improvements and a public mural.
Taking a Virtual Art Lesson with the Blanton Museum: “Our Lady of Cocharcas”
Ray Williams, director of education and academic affairs at the Blanton Museum of Art, gives us a virtual lesson on the 1751 Peruvian painting “Our Lady of...
A Look Inside UT’s Brand New Robotics Laboratory
At the newly renovated Anna Hiss Gymnasium, the U.S. Army, the State of Texas, and The University of Texas at Austin are working together on cutting edge robotics...
We Visited Bevo XV at His Ranch
Bevo XV sightings are few and far between these days, so we went out to his ranch just outside Austin to see how he’s holding up.
How the Longhorns Behind Ranch Rider Are Keeping Spirits High
A pair of McCombs grads are determined to take over the canned cocktail market—in spite of a pandemic-induced aluminum shortage.
Evelyn From the Internets on Being a YouTube Star
We talked to Longhorn Evelyn Ngugi on why humor and difficult topics go hand in hand, and what happens when your side hustle becomes full-time.
The Show Must Go On
How a group of Butler School of Music students are keeping music alive amid the pandemic
A World Away: Traversing Peru as the World Braced for Change
When Alcalde staff photographer Matt Wright-Steel set out for Peru in early March, the Flying Longhorns host was ready to experience the beauty and wonder of South...
