Daily Texan Newscast

The guys discuss the men's basketball team's big win over the Oklahoma Sooner, and preview Monday's showdown with Kansas. They all talk about what's going on early this baseball season.

In the first Politics and Pints podcast, Editor-in-Chief Claire Smith and Forum Editor Walker Fountain sit down with College Republicans member Madison Yandell and University Democrats member Jordan Pahl ahead of Super Tuesday and primary voting over drinks.

Daily Texan Newscast: February 26th, 2016 by The Daily Texan

On this week's episode of Texan Talks, host Claire Smith is joined by UT student body president Xavier Rotnofsky, vice president Rohit Mandalapu, and speaker of the student government assembly Tanner Long to discuss the upcoming SG election.

In the third episode of the Daily Texan’s science and technology podcast, hosts Eva Frederick and Ellen Airhart discuss apps recently invented by UT students and alumni, and some other innovations and discoveries being made in UT labs this week. Dr. Laura Colgin discusses her brainwave research.

Texan Overtime: February 22nd, 2016 by The Daily Texan

On this week's episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, President Gregory Fenves released his decisions on where handguns will be allowed on campus, Justice Antonin Scalia's death might complicate the Fisher v. UT case and UT is partnering with Brazil's Ministry of Health to develop a Zika virus. Get an update on changes to the football team's coaching staff. Our city/state reporter tells us why you should consider voting early. Tune in for a review of Kanye West's The Life of Pablo and a review of The Witch, in theaters this week.

On this week's episode of Texan Talks, hosts Claire Smith and Walker Fountain discuss the start of campaigning for the student government election with special guest David Engleman, Chair of the Election Supervisory Board.

Welcome to episode two of the Daily Texan’s science and technology podcast. This week, hosts Eva Frederick and Ellen Airhart discuss research on disease and human behavior being conducted at UT, and Ellen interviews Dr. Craig Wheeler to learn more about gravitational waves.

Texan Overtime: February 15th, 2016 by The Daily Texan

On this week's episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we look back at the New Hampshire primary and what's to come as well as presidential candidate's stances on affordable higher education. Learn about election code violations within Student Government, finding love at the laundromat, and whether Deadpool lives up to the hype. Tune in for an update on the state of UT Athletics and a review of DIIV's Is the Is Are.

Texan Talks is a weekly podcast hosted by our Editor-in-Chief, Claire Smith, and our Forum Editor, Walker Fountain, that explores issues facing UT students. This week, they discuss Student Government's amendment to Assembly Bill 9 which will limit campaign spending.

Welcome to the first episode of the Daily Texan’s Science & Technology podcast. Tune in to hear a weekly roundup of the latest developments in UT science, like a group of researchers’ trip to Antarctica, self-healing batteries and five planets aligning next month. Hosts Ellen Airhart and Eva Frederick interview Dr. Riedel to find out more about the Zika virus and what UT is doing to help.

In today's Texan Overtime, Akshay, Nick and Jacob have our offseason football writer on to discuss Texas' big National Signing Day and where the Longhorns go from here. The guys also talk about men's basketball's big Monday night game against Oklahoma.

Welcome to the first Texan Overtime ever and of the semester! In this first show, Akshay, Nick and Jacob discuss women's basketball winning their 1,000th game, where the men's basketball team stands and give out their Super Bowl picks.

On this week's episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we cover the Austin Police Department’s implementation of body cameras, Peace Corps applications and the new Kin’s Coffee coming to campus. Get a sports update before the final football game of the season. Reporter Matthew Adams joins us to discuss the Fisher v. UT case before the Supreme Court hearings next week. Tune in for a roundup of the best albums of the year.

On this week’s episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we discuss the UT community’s response to the Paris attacks, campus carry updates and the University’s investigation of a confrontation between members of the Palestine Solidarity Committee, a professor and unidentified attendee at an Institute for Israel Studies event. Get an update on the state of UT Athletics and tune in for a special edition of the Daily Texan Backbeat: The Global Teen Heartthrob Showdown.

On this week’s episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we cover Noodles and Company’s closure, solar-powered, phone-charging umbrellas coming to campus and renovations to Welch Hall. Reporters join us to discuss the Fight for $15 rally, the Million Student March, and the postponed Hall v. McRaven lawsuit. Stay updated on football, volleyball, and the men’s basketball team’s trip to China. Tune in for reviews of the new Ellie Goulding album “Delirium” and the new movie “My All-American.”

On this week’s episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we cover UT’s collaboration with NASA, studies from the World Health Organization and the International Agency for Research on Cancer, and the weekend rains. Guests join us to discuss the statewide election, Uber’s response to proposed regulations, and Mayor Steve Adler’s campus visit. Get an update on football and basketball. Tune in for a review of The Neighbourhood’s sophomore album Wiped Out! and get ready for Fun Fun Fun Fest this weekend.

On this week’s episode of The Daily Texan Newscast, we cover the Safe Campus Act, a “supermouse” and changes to the university shuttle buses. Listen to a recap of the third GOP presidential debate and get some insight on the upcoming Fisher vs. University of Texas Supreme Court hearing. We also breakdown the apparel deal between UT and Nike. Tune in for reviews of Fuzz’s new album "II" and the new movie “Our Brand Is Crisis.” A special guest joins us for a chilling edition of Crime Corner.