Archive for: student government
Meet Alejandrina Guzman, UT’s First Latina Student Body President
By Danielle Lopez
As the first Latina student body president at UT and the first student with a disability elected to the position in the Big 12, Alejandrina Guzman is ready to lead. After...
New Student Body President Kevin Helgren Is Ready to Challenge the Status Quo
By Alex Vickery
After a prolonged Student Government election riddled with internal conflict, Kevin Helgren took office last week as the new student body president. Just an hour...
What the Buzz is All About
By Andrew Roush
Meet the university’s unlikely student leaders. This spring, Xavier Rotnofsky and Rohit Mandalapu delivered a surprising upset, winning Student Government’s...
The Underdogs
By Andrew Roush
A definitive history of Student Government’s offbeat candidates On Feb. 11, 1977, the regents of the University of Texas were being addressed by a UT-Austin...
Student Leaders Back the President (and Other Updates from the Powers Struggle)
By Andrew Roush
On the eve of possibly the most anticipated Board of Regents meeting in the history of UT, more voices from both sides of the struggle over UT-Austin president...
Former Student Leaders Add to Calls for Hall’s Resignation [Updated]
By Andrew Roush
Update: Late Wednesday afternoon, the Texas Coalition for Excellence in Higher Education released a statement reiterating the calls for Hall to resign. Formed in...
Student Groups Call for Hall’s Resignation [Updated]
By Andrew Roush
Update: A resolution calling for Hall’s resignation was removed from the Student Government legislative assembly docket Tuesday. The Daily Texan reports that...
Students Vote ‘No Confidence’ in Regent Wallace Hall
By Andrew Roush
With a formal vote, members of UT’s student assembly are expressing doubts about controversial regent Wallace Hall’s ability to carry out his duties. UT-Austin...
Big Man on Campus [Podcast]
By Andrew Roush
History senior Horacio Villarreal is UT’s 2013-14 student-body president. What does he hope to achieve in the role once abolished by its own constituents, and...
Longhorns Grow Mustaches for a Cause
By Kelsey McKinney
As November draws to a close, so does Movember—a men’s health awareness campaign that has peppered the Forty Acres with mustaches. November is not a month...
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This Texas Ex Is Singing His Cowboy Songs in Music City
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How a Former Marine Built UT’s National Championship Weightlifting Team
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Two Award-Winning Professors (and One Hollywood Celebrity) Make Science Cool
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The Way Back: Hoop Dreams
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Good Reads Q&A: This Children’s Book Brings Social-Emotional Learning to Life in Technicolor