After he graduated high school in Temple, Texas, Aidan Guerra, who has autism, said he had three options: get a job, go back ...

Columnist Maximo Mendoza argues that it’s important to identify your biggest supporters and advocates early in your college ...

With more than 16 million international visitors entering Mexico in just the first quarter of 2025, you would be unsurprised ...

Spilling over from the Texas Capitol’s south lawn and extending out to fill 11th Street, over 10,000 protestors gathered ...

Employing seven arms on the mound, the Round Rock Express could not establish any dominance on the hill, falling to the El ...

Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill on May 27 establishing a Higher Education Research Security Council to promote secure academic ...

A previous version of this article stated that law enforcement deployed flash bang grenades against protestors. Law ...

After Rory McIlroy’s triumph at The Masters, it seemed like he would be the golfer to beat for the foreseeable future.

Back in March, a new era of Texas men’s basketball kicked off with the hiring of former Xavier head coach Sean Miller after a ...

After supplying Austin with over 50 years of live music and drinks, Hole in the Wall offers students a new kind of brew to keep its doors open. Amity’s, a new coffee shop located in the back of the ...

Law enforcement officials and city leaders responded to the aftermath of a demonstration at the Texas Capitol on Monday ...

Summertime in Austin constitutes its own rhythm. From tucked-away food truck gigs to sold-out Moody Amphitheater concerts, each set feeds into the season’s vibrance. The Daily Texan curated a list of ...