Sabrina Ye

2 months ago | thedailytexan.com | Sabrina Ye

In 2023, students volunteering under Interstate 35 noticed how hesitant unhoused individuals were to approach their blood pressure screening table. Tired of hearing alarming health numbers without guidance or support, many simply walked away. The experience revealed a deeper gap in the system, prompting the students to explore new ways to turn brief interactions into more impactful health engagement.

2 months ago | thedailytexan.com | Sabrina Ye

On weekdays, a colorfully painted dental van pulls into local elementary schools, transforming into a mobile clinic where children receive cleanings, x-rays and fillings — often for the first time. Behind the scenes, the Texas Pre-Dental Society fundraises year-round to keep the wheels turning. The organization held their third annual student auction benefiting their philanthropy on April 9.

2 months ago | thedailytexan.com | Sabrina Ye

The energy leading up to the show buzzes with both excitement and curiosity, as no one knows what’s coming, not even the performers pacing backstage. At the student-run show, “CAT-urday Night Live,” improv rules the stage, chaos is encouraged and the only guarantee is laughter. The Creative Art and Theatre department of Campus Events and Entertainment will put on “CAT-urday Night Live” as their spring show from April 10-12 at 7 p.m. in the William C. Powers Auditorium.

Mar 26, 2025 | thedailytexan.com | Sabrina Ye

Shining under the lights of Austin Public Library, panels of colorful beaded glass twist and flatten to reveal a patchwork of geometric figures. At the center of this exhibition is Moyo Okediji, an artist whose latest exhibition highlights the complex history of indigenous Africa. The work of Okediji, a professor in the Department of Art and Art History, will be on display at the Austin Public Library until April 27.

Mar 3, 2025 | 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.