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Texas student arrested for taking pictures under dorm shower stall, police say - Vimarsana News

Texas student arrested for taking pictures under dorm shower stall, police say

The University of Texas Police Department says it was notified about a student taking pictures under a shower stall. The student has been arrested.

Two men attempt to rob man near Jester West residence hall: UTPD - Vimarsana News

Two men attempt to rob man near Jester West residence hall: UTPD

The victim told officers two men assaulted him and tried to take his backpack, but he was able to safely get away with his belongings, says UTPD.

Students must test negative before returning to campus - Vimarsana News

Students must test negative before returning to campus

Published on February 23, 2021 at 7:32 pm Last update on February 23, 2021 at 9:22 pm Exposure to COVID-19 has been a daunting threat hanging over our heads for almost a year now, and for many, day-to-day precautions have become a challenge to uphold. However, in a city that averages over 100 new cases per day, Austinites must continue to do their part in minimizing the spread.  Dorm residents at UT are no exception. Close communal spaces such as bathrooms, study rooms and hallways make dorm buildings potential hotspots, which is why students returning back to campus from isolation facilitie...

UT students receive COVID-19 vaccine due to winter storms - Vimarsana News

UT students receive COVID-19 vaccine due to winter storms

Over 60 students and staff members who were not in the 1A or 1B group received a dose of the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine Sunday to prevent them from being wasted, University Spokesperson J.B. Bird said.