Texas Tech Puts Race and Gender Lessons on the Hot Seat
The Texas Tech University System ordered a new sign-off process for course material on race, gender and sexual orientation; unapproved content can be removed and faculty could face discipline. The change affects the system’s five campuses as instructors prepare for spring.
Texas Longhorns Rekindle Playoff Hopes with Electrifying Win Over Texas A&M at DKR Stadium
The Texas Longhorns' recent win over Texas A&M has raised hopes for their playoff chances, with coach Sarkisian and QB Arch Manning expressing optimism despite a selection committee trend that values fewer losses over big wins.
Austin Encourages Sustainable Holiday Celebrations with Recycling Tips Amidst Seasonal Waste Surge
The article provides recycling tips for holiday waste in Austin, highlighting increased trash during the season and responsible disposal methods for materials like cardboard, plastic, and holiday lights.
Austin Students Spot Monster Black Hole Hiding In Tiny Nearby Galaxy
UT Austin and UTSA students used supercomputers and orbit‑based models to show Segue 1 may host a ~450,000‑solar‑mass black hole — upending assumptions about dark matter in tiny galaxies.












