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The backstory of the Dutton family dysfunction has been doled out over four seasons, making for shocking reveals that have delighted fans.

Emerson Miller recalls what Taylor Sheridan told him his first day on set.

Byron Hughes, currently dean of students at Virginia Tech, will become dean of students and assistant vice chancellor for Student Life at UT beginning July 1.

Russia’s unprovoked and illegal invasion of Ukraine has been limping from a military point of view. The situation risks aggravating and prolonging the suffering of the aggressed Ukrainian people. On the other hand, the invasion maintains unaltered its potential to create dangerous imbalances and produce dramatic consequences in terms of global energy and food security. In a warning issued at the World Economic Forum in Davos, the Executive Director of the UN World Food Program, David Beasl...

On Saturday morning, UT conferred degrees to around 1,100 undergraduate students during the College of Arts and Sciences commencement in Thompson-Boling Arena, the largest of 11 commencements taking place over

The undergraduate senate of UT’s Student Government Association (SGA) has successfully introduced and passed a resolution that will encourage administration to increase the student minimum wage. It was signed and

Chulitas Food carts are often where budding restauranteurs get their start, trying out their concept without the high overhead that can come with opening a...

In 2014, two UT students received Fulbright scholarships. Three years later in 2017, the university broke its record for the most recipients with nine scholarships. A year later, that number

Chancellor Donde Plowman met with the UT Advisory Board on Friday morning to approve the proposed $1.7 billion operating budget for the 2022-23 fiscal year. The budget is $193 million

Sen Thai Noodles & Hot Pot This year’s Rookie Restaurant of the Year turns one year old just after this Restaurant Guide comes out—and while...