Driven by Passion, NASCAR Racer Presents Another Face of Pakistan

bySameer Assanie

Nur Ali is the only Pakistani-born professional racecare driver in the United States and, in 2012, made history as the first Asian-American to drive in NASCAR.

Salt Therapy, Though Lacking Scientific Support, Brings Comfort to Families

byFernanda del Toro

Halotherapy, commonly known as salt therapy, is believed to relieve symptoms of respiratory diseases. However, researchers say more testing is needed to assess the effectiveness.

At a Municipal Golf Course, Watching a Masters Career Come to a Close

At the Austin golf course where Ben Crenshaw honed his game, friends watched him make a run for his 44th Master’s.

Custom Saddles for the New American Cowboy

byOlivia Starich

Carson Leh caters to urban cowboys and cowgirls who zip around on bikes and motorcycles.

Austin Drum Corps Teaches Members More Than Music

byAli Killian

Genesis Drum and Bugle Corps will travel to 19 U.S. cities for summer competitions.

UT Law School Feeling the Squeeze of Falling Admissions

UT Law Class of 2017 has just 301 students — down 23 percent from 389 in 2010.

A Man for All Seasons Calls Time on 55 Years in UT Sports

McWilliams announced his plans to step down as the co-associate athletics director of the T-Association, effective Aug. 31, ending a 55-year career at UT

Conflicted Allegiances at Mexico-U.S. Soccer Match

At this soccer match, wearing a jersey — or a taco — meant choosing the country with which to side while identifying with both.

Group Works to Close the Health Care Gap for Poor Mothers of Color

byLucia Benavides

Mama Sana connects poor women with free care, and guides them through pregnancy and birth.

Driven by Economics and Lifestyle, Tiny House Movement Grows

The average cost of a tiny house is $23,000, if built by the owner.

Austin’s Fragmented Music Industry Limits Local Labels’ Reach

The city, famous for its live music scene, lacks industry infrastructure.

After Years with UT Archery, Volunteer Coach Takes New Aim

James Corral plans to step down as head coach after the spring semester ends.

Outgoing Coach Recalls Glory with Ford

On his last day at Texas, Rick Barnes remembers a 2001 game.

A 10-Year Success Story: Denton Guyer Goes from Pursuer to Pursued

Head coach John Walsh built the program from the ground up, and now the school is a football powerhouse.

Robot Teamwork Could Help Save Lives in Search-and-Rescue Missions

by Hannah Jane DeCiutiis

UT researcher has developed a way to get robots to work together.

The Night UT Swimmers Lit the Tower Themselves

Head coach remembers a time when lighting the tower wasn’t a tradition.

Over Hill and Dale, Runner from Scotland Finishes Cap 10K in Bonny Time

Despite the heat, Dave Smith discovers many reminders of home along the course.

Texas Farmers Skeptical About Trade Future With Cuba

byLaura Marina Boria

They are not optimistic that Congress will lift the trade embargo.

Champion of Wildlife Spreads the Gospel of Backyard Habitats

Dale Bulla persuaded more than 200 neighbors to open their yards to critters of all kind.

One Guy on Your Head on Gas Prices and the Fickle Consumer

UT Professor Art Markman explains the quirks embedded in consumer behavior.