A Few Words About Drop Foot
[Note: Earlier this year I learned I had sleep apnea, and wrote about that experience. This is another entry in the "2026 medical surprises" saga.]
On a Wednesday in May, I
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William Inboden and the Transformation of the University of Texas at Austin
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
You Can’t Erase Us: The Legacy of Latino History
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,
Hereditary Surprise Part Infinity: Sleep Apnea
Gauging what is or isn’t a valid medical concern as someone who experiences health anxiety is an unhappy exercise with no cooldown. Can any reassurance stick, or would hearing bad news be
Wishing You a Different Kind of Christmas
Quick programming note: thank you for reading The Austin Tadarida this year. I hope to publish more art and writing from other contributors in 2026, and I'm currently working on a