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Mid-decade redistricting sparks backlash in first House hearing

One of the topics on the list for the special legislative session was congressional redistricting, and the Texas House heard testimony on the subject ...

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Generations of blues: Antone’s Nightclub celebrates 50th anniversary

C.J. Chenier, son of Clifton King of Zydeco Chenier, entered Antone’s Nightclub and started his concert with the ethereal zydeco sound of the rubboard. ...

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Offense clicks in high-scoring affair, Austin FC beats D.C. United 4-2

With 17 goals in 22 games and 20 goals in 24 games, respectively, Austin FC and D.C. United were the league’s lowest-scoring clubs going ...

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4 places to visit near campus to stay fit this summer

Known for being nature-oriented, Austin creates opportunities to stay in shape throughout the seasons. Whether indoor or outdoor activities, the city provides many ways ...

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UT System Board of Regents names Jim Davis sole UT presidential candidate

The UT System Board of Regents named Jim Davis as the sole candidate for UT president on Monday, bypassing the typical nationwide presidential search ...

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UT researchers design 3D printing process to make multi-material structures

UT researchers published a paper in Nature Materials on June 30 describing a resin 3D printing process that creates structures with hard and soft ...

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Bandits dominate Volts 9-2 in Game 2 of AUSL series

Although the Bandits already secured their place in the Athletes Unlimited Softball League championship during Thursday’s series opener against the Volts, the team showed ...

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Understanding immigration provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, how it would impact Texans

President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act into law on July 4, which directs over $170 billion toward immigration enforcement. The ...

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UT requests documentation of ‘lawful status’ from non-citizen students who qualify for in-state tuition

Students who are not citizens or permanent residents of the United States and qualified for in-state tuition received a letter from the University on ...

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Trump administration may proceed with closure of Department of Education, Supreme Court rules

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that the Trump administration could, for the time being, proceed with mass layoffs at the Department of Education ...

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