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Holes in the Ann Richards’ track seen during a STEM class in early May. Photo by Alexandra Lopez. 7:30 A.M. Athletes on the track team sprint on the compressed track, ignoring how it stains their shoe soles red and avoiding
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Students gather for a Deeds Not Words Facebook Live video to talk about speaking to the Senate. From left to right: Emily Gentry, Eleanor Bailey (11) , Alicia Weigel, Sierra Walton (11), Dana Nichols (11), Ash Pelette (11),
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“The South by Southwest® (SXSW®) Conference & Festivals celebrate the convergence of the interactive, film, and music industries. Fostering creative and professional growth alike, SXSW® is the premier destination for
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In the beginning of February, the U.S. News and World Report ranked Austin, Texas the #1 best place to live in the United States. Some of the factors taken into consideration for this rank were weather, job market, desirability,
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The annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration has been an Austin Tradition since 1983, when it was started by the Texas Union African American Cultural Committee. Since then it has grown to encompass the entire city, including
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Austin Marathon participants wait for the race to start in front of the Capitol building. Photo courtesy of Creative Commons. It might be tempting to stay in some nice warm pajamas this season, but it’s always good to get
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This past weekend, Nov 19th and 20th 2016, the Austin Convention Center hosted Art from the Streets, a local nonprofit organization supporting homeless artists. Art from the Streets provides the homeless in Austin with a place to
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As the temperature cools and the leaves change color, Austin fall festivities begin. From festivals to haunted houses, here are 10 things to do this fall season in, or near, the Austin area. 1.Austin Celtic Festival The Austin
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In English, ‘modern’, is a word synonymous with sleek, stylish, new. But, in Central and South America of the 1940s, the word ‘moderno’ was about more than looks– it symbolized the promise and freedom of the future.
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For many artists, graffiti is a chance to say what they want and for their work to be seen. However, graffiti straddles a fine line between “street art” and “vandalism,” and has plagued the US with debates and legislation
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Students are preparing for the Texas Teen Book Festival (TTBF), a one-day event celebrating the teen reading experience, to take place on Saturday, September 26th. “I’m really excited to see all the books and know what the
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On Thursday March 12th, Mr. Heineman was not seated in his office with the door wide open. Rather, he was representing an organization called TACAC (Texas Association for College Admission Counseling) in the act of protesting
