Technology
March 6, 2014
Press Start to Begin?
It’s taken more than a decade, but Texas has established itself as a major hub for the video game industry. But how big a player can the state become?
The Daily Post
November 19, 2013
Comedians Raise $50,000 in Online Pro-Choice Telethon For Texas Women
Sarah Silverman, Lizz Winstead, and several female comedians joined forces to raise money for women affected by Texas's recently instituted abortion restrictions.
The Daily Post
November 8, 2013
The Most Exceptional Long-Snapper Plays for Texas
Nate Boyer is a failed actor, former humanitarian aid worker, Iraq War veteran, and, now, the starting long-snapper for the Texas Longhorns. Someone get this man a movie deal!
The Daily Post
November 1, 2013
Made in Texas? Denton’s Fight to Prevent the Sriracha Apocalypse
As a California city sues America's most popular Sriracha manufacturer over "foul chili odor," one Texas city councilman offers possible salvation for the cultish condiment.
Sports
October 25, 2013
Hate Your Favorite Sports Team Owner? Could Be Worse.
In 1997, Dallas businessman John Spano purchased the New York Islanders for $165 million. His ownership tenure would be unlike any other in professional sports history.
The Daily Post
October 17, 2013
Texas State Archives to Display Bloody Clothes from Kennedy Assassination
An exhibit opening next Tuesday include an aerial photograph detailing Oswald’s escape route and the 25-page Dallas Police Department inventory of items taken from Oswald after his arrest. But the centerpiece of show is something much more morbid.
Sports
October 4, 2013
“Spinal Cord Injuries Are No Longer a Hidden Topic”
Twelve years after a high school football injury left him paralyzed, San Marcos's Chris Canales and his father, Eddie, help out others in similar situations with their organization, Gridiron Heroes.