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Some UT Students Live in Nightmare, Hoping for the Dream Act

Melissa Macaya

300 students found trapped between legal restrictions and the academic world they are trying to reach.

Money drives education outcome

Hasive Gomez

Reagan High School educates youngsters on the east side of I35, the defacto Austin color line, legacy of segregation.

Gentrification Sweeps Through East Austin

Eduardo Gonzalez

Many residents unaware of their rights as their property taxes go up.

Recovery Assistance Limited for Number 8 Party School

Kaitlyn Wells

For an invisible clientele, need minus space equals evasion of responsibility.

SEVIS Creates Odd Welcome Mat

Emily Kinsolving

Subtle surveillance targets some students, but remains unseen by most.

The Difficulties of East 11th's Development

Gabriela Chabolla

Increasing costs, low foot traffic and corporate interests displace local business.

Greeks on the Outside

Jazmine Ulloa

Social, cultural and multicultural fraternities face entrenched challenges at UT.

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New Highrises Dwarf Campus Life

In a fast-paced environment of tight deadlines and heavy workloads, most college students benefit from a nearby residence that provides an easy evening run to campus for guest speakers or library use. But when students have to cross the extra barrier of commuting to school, they often forgo convenient campus visits and lose out on academic gain. At the University of Texas, sharp rises in campus-area rents have forced many students to move farther away from campus and farther away from a college environment. [MORE]

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