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Mother Nature’s Wine: Sustainability and Winemaking
Gwendolyn Reed talks about about Solaro Estate, a winery focused on sustainability.
Cancún, Austin: Cities in the World of Gentrification
What does Austin have to do with Cancun’s all-inclusive tourism?
Struggles in Maintaining a Plant-Based Diet on Campus
An increasing desire for tangible grocery options grows amongst students.
The Mountains Grow Cold at Night
A remnant of us was left out West and I’d like to think it’s now a part of that world out there.
Stampede on Speedway: The 2023 Longhorn Run
UT students take to the streets for the 13th annual Longhorn Run.
Mother Nature: Co-therapist
Research shows that spending time in nature can reduce anxiety, depression and blood pressure, while improving mood, productivity and focus.
Ideas and Innovation in Food at SXSW
Aside from music and film, food and its industry’s future was the subject of a 2023 South by Southwest event.
Austinites Catch a Runner’s High
As the sun peeked through the buildings surrounding the intersection of South Congress Ave. and West Second St., 18,000 runners stood at attention.
Trash to Treasure: Making Sustainable Fashion Free
Trash to Treasure (T2T) hosted its first ever clothing swap in collaboration with the University Fashion Group in Mary E. Gearing Hall Feb. 8. Students explored the tables of textiles, searching for the perfect items to swap with their own used clothes.
Pájaro Graznido — Squawk Bird
In a 2021 article for Texas Highways, novelist Edward Carey said their call seems man-made, artificial and sounds like, “the loud and unwelcome shrieks of rusty machinery."
Austin City Limits Waste at Festival
Austin City Limits (ACL), one of the biggest music festivals in the country, takes place here every fall and with it brings tons of waste.