Small businesses lose foot traffic and exposure without the budget to afford full-time marketing or advertising professionals ...

After dropping to ninth place with a two-round total of 12-under 564 (286-278) on Monday, No. 4 Texas men’s golf climbed back with a statement third-place finish at the Desimone Invitational at Lake ...

For over half a century, the Carnegie Classification, housed under the American Council of Education, has been considered the standard for categorizing postsecondary schools. Many ranking systems, ...

I’ve always wanted to have a Forrest Gump kind of life,” said DJ Jester the Filipino Fist, also known as Mikey Pendon.  After performing at South by Southwest well over 15 times — not including years ...

The Austin City Council allocated $2 million in a Feb. 26 meeting to the Expanded Mobile Crisis Outreach Team, which responds ...

Senior Columnist Lisette Huerta argues students should go to orchestra concerts as a form of collective experience amidst ...

From science to design, South by Southwest offers a wide range of topics with speakers from all over the country. The Daily Texan compiled a list of UT-affiliated speakers and their events to check ...

Delivering sensational performances at sweaty co-ops and dive bars around Austin, psych-rock outfit Grocery Bag celebrates their first year as an official SXSW artist. While on tour in the fall, the ...

Texas softball’s first conference series against South Carolina last weekend allowed fans to catch a glimpse of a team that isn’t coasting on its ace pitcher and isn’t rattled when mistakes are made.

Dana Suskind, pediatric cochlear implant surgeon and early childhood researcher, spoke at SXSW EDU on Monday in a conversation titled, “Born to Be Wired: 4 Rules for AI in Early Childhood.” ...

Two Lady Gagas appeared on screen, one dressed in red, embodying “mistress of mayhem,” and the other in white, the performer herself, her alter egos setting up the battle to ensue.  “Her and I will ...

Prior to earning a Nobel Peace Prize in 2017, Ira Helfand served as president of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, an organization that received a Nobel in 1985. On March ...