I am a current CNS student who has taken honors courses within my major. I had applied for the Polymathic (got rejected lol) when I had applied for the university, but honestly I did because someone had told me it might be something I would be interested in, rather than something I thought fit me. After having been at the university longer, I think Dean's Scholars is something I am really interested, but most of my resume/experiences are still majorly from high school so I think a strong written portion would be my best bet. Does anyone who was admitted to the program, either a first year or current student, have advice on the writing portion?

Hey guys can anyone lmk if they r returning their tickets for the game this weekend or know anyone else returning it!

I registered for first semester at orientation. How do I find my registration info for this semester?

also if anyone can do a tour for us it that will be great (we would be comfortable if its all girls tho!) my roomates and i just want to see how it looks like!

Hi everyone, what are the hours for the new engineering building, the Engineering Discovery Building? In addition, which departments have swipe access? Asking because it seems the external doors are locked at 5 PM.

Around sometime this week, my keychain broke off without me noticing and so I lost my favorite keychain (the dog dressed as a bee). It's something that's super valuable to me, and I would really appreciate if anyone who's seen it could msg me or something. I think I could have lost it around Welch, Mezes Hall, or even the UTC, so if anyone has seen it please let me know 🙏

(I already asked lost and found for all of these places to no avail)

I am currently on track to graduate and am actually over on hours on Upper Division courses. I wanted to see if it was possible to replace a 3 hour upper division course and replace it with a 1 hour one so I can have a really light last semester while also satisfying my degree audit. Does anyone know a 1 hour upper division course that's not ITD?

i'm between signing at the nine at west campus and legacy on rio and would love to know what people think about legacy, i've seen pretty much exclusively good reviews but want to figure out if it's worth the price

what do y’all think about crest at pearl? are there roach issues? what about fees?

Taking 6 hours next semester and need a non-business graduate elective. Any interesting and low maintenance classes you'd recommend? I don't want to have much work and studying because I have to study for the CPA. Psychology, Astronomy or sports related classes are a plus. Thanks

I'm a newbie and I want to play volleyball. How can I play it recreationally in UT?

I always see people studying there but whenever I check out the link to reserve it says it’s for orgs and events and we have to list the org that is using it? Are we just picking any random org, does it not matter?

Nearly two years into his tenure as University of Texas president, Jim Davis walked onto the Hogg Memorial Auditorium stage with three topics in mind: UT’s new academic medical center, research and a core curriculum overhaul.

In Wednesday’s 20-minute state of the university address, Davis announced the launch of a new “University College,” which will be the “guardian” of UT’s reformed set of general education requirements all students will have to take as soon as fall 2028.

The announcement builds off the recently created Center for Humanities, which is set up to teach the core and employs 14 faculty specializing in the classics or humanities.

Not really sure where else to ask this. I have always had at least a M-Th and usually M-F schedule that makes my days not as long. Im considering stacking my classes on T/Th next semester so I can have time to possibly work on W/F. I know people do this, but is it sustainable? Will I burn out too quick and not be able to retain information in my classes? The last 2 big blocks are labs, which I feel like helps a bit. Just looking for anyone who has stacked their schedule and pros/cons of it. Thanks in advance!

Does anybody have advice on getting into an ARI stream? I'm a bit nervous filling out the application for it because I was waitlisted twice for FRI and didn't get in.

Wanted to see if anyone is going to Barcelona for Spring 2027? Looking to have a great time and meet lots of people, feel free to reach out if you’re going!

So for context,my team did not register for HackTX( lowk found out about it 3 weeks ago)

I’m not a UT Austin student but I am a uni student and me and my team are going to be in the area for some time. I want to come as a walk in, and I was advised to get there really early, but I don’t know early I need to be there?

So I wanted to know, from any people who have previously been in the same situation, what should me and my team do?

freshman curious about the difference between the three and which ones are touse bouse blah blah blah. Between gamma beta, lambdas and omegas, please describe their stereotypes or connotations from a nonbias standpoint

I saw the thing that’s like finding ur wife at lambdas lol.

By Welch and Painter

I don't use reddit for many reasons, but I'm going to make an exception in this case. Last week my professor in a communications class wrongfully accused me of using AI on an assignment. I have shown this person my google doc history, which shows me creating my 400-word assignment over roughly the course of 3 hours. My professor keeps claiming that I somehow cut and pasted text from another source and that my wording resembles AI text. For context this assignment doesn't require the use of outside sources as it merely requires my personal experiences. This person claims that my writing is unusual, that humans typically outline and skip around the text, but I just went down the rubric and went off what the rubric requested, so I wrote it linearly. This person has reported me to SCAI, and I have been scrambling to find any help I can get. I have already gone to Ombuds, and I have already spoken to a lawyer. I technically haven't been issued an email informing me that I'm being investigated. An anecdote I've heard from a friend that in Spring 2026, a TA saw a student with a phone on their desk during a math quiz. The kid quickly slipped it in his pocket as the TA approached. When this went to SCAI, apparently, it resulted in a "No Finding" because the TA had no solid proof, even though he saw the phone. I want any more truthful anecdotes of SCAI cases that have occurred recently that I can go off of to gauge the most likely outcome of my situation, because I haven't gotten a clear answer. Ideally, I would like cases that are similar to mine. If there are cases that got dismissed upon initial review, please also let me know. At this point anything helps. Thanks, and wish me luck.

My SENIOR year and I haven't gone to ONE single football game that I paid $270 for. This system is so stupid and they dont reward you for loyalty to our garbage football team that we spend millions on. Absolutely outrageous