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1 month ago |
thedailytexan.com | Sabrina Ye
Springtime in Japan means that delicate pink blossoms start dotting the trees — a sight UT students may not witness firsthand this season. However, they can still immerse themselves in the beauty of a Japanese spring, not through cherry trees, but through silk and petals at the upcoming Kimono and Ikebana workshop on campus. On Tuesday, the Department of Asian Studies will host a Kimono and Ikebana workshop at the Meyerson Conference Room.
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1 month ago |
thedailytexan.com | Sabrina Ye
During the isolated days of quarantine, when the world paused and everyone searched for new ways to connect, Tanmya Tripathi started her first blog on WordPress. With a laptop and a few ideas, she unknowingly sparked the social media journey she now embraces as an integral part of her life and career.
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2 months ago |
thedailytexan.com | Sabrina Ye
In 1999, 600 students packed the Boyd Auditorium to hear UT professor Tim Rowe presented a bold hypothesis: dinosaurs never truly went extinct — they now walk, or rather, fly, among us as birds. That night marked the beginning of “Hot Science – Cool Talks,” a monthly in-person series and Spotify podcast where Jay Banner, a professor and the director of UT’s environmental science institute hosts leading scientists sharing their research in a talk show format.
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2 months ago |
thedailytexan.com | Sabrina Ye
Categories: February 12, 2025 Austin’s creative scene pulses at the heart of the city’s culture. This Black History Month, The Daily Texan spotlighted local Black artists whose work pushes boundaries, tells untold stories and redefines the nature of art so readers can connect deeper with Black artistry.
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Dec 22, 2024 |
thedailytexan.com | Sabrina Ye
As the holiday season rolls around, cards filled with warm greetings and love circulate far and wide. Here on the Forty Acres, President Jay Hartzell invites students to design a holiday card, uniquely showcasing the creativity of the campus community. Hartzell holds an annual card contest where students design a UT-themed holiday card. This year’s contest received 42 submissions, with the winner receiving a prize sum of $1,000.
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