Following the Chinese zodiac calendar by the numbers, the “Horse” cycles through every 12 years, while another rarer breed only comes forth every 60 years. Enter the Year of the Fire Horse, with

Five years ago, an Austin-based writer named Lauren Hough released a book of essays called Leaving Isn't the Hardest Thing, featuring subject matter alternating from remembrances of growing up in

The motion picture industry is undergoing a significant metamorphosis. With the influx of direct-to-streaming distribution, foreboding media conglomerate mergers, leery AI, and in-theatre mobile ordering pangs, the movie theatre experience

In August of last year, William Inboden began serving as the new executive vice president and provost of the University of Texas at Austin (hereafter UT Austin). In addition to obviously being one

On February 12th, the president of UT Austin, Jim Davis, announced the consolidations of specific departments inside of the College of Liberal Arts. Students, staff, and faculty received an email relaying this information,