The Latest Breaking News from The University of Texas

The new Alliance for Texas History calls for working everyone’s stories “into the fabric of Texas history.”

US House Speaker is heckled at Ivy League Columbia University in New York, while a university in California shut its campus for the rest of the week

From FIRE's press release (and you can read the Complaint here): Today, the Law & Religion Clinic at the University of Texas and the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression filed a lawsuit against the City of Houston, several Houston police officers, and Discovery Green Conservancy after police officers arrested…

The state is awarding offshore leases to oil and gas companies that hope to bury heat-trapping carbon dioxide deep beneath the seafloor. But critics worry about leakage and the lackluster record of carbon capture facilities onshore.

Union High School is using virtual reality to give fans a new way to watch football games and other live events with help from the University of Texas.

Long before Judges Kacsmaryk and Tipton, there was Judge William Wayne Justice.

Housing costs have soared in the Texas city in recent years, while the state cuts back on funding.

This is the third year businesses in the Permian Basin — known for high school football and oil fields — have participated in the University of Texas at Austin program. Students this year say they are seeing their hometowns in a new way.

Professor suspended for criticizing policies of Texas lieutenant governor