Kendall Washington, a second-year student classified as a Senior at The University of Texas at Austin, is set to graduate at 19 with a major in Journalism and a minor in Media and Entertainment Industries. Kendall is a reporter for Moody Magazine, because she wants to share stories that go untold. She aspires to be a late-night talk show host, showrunner, filmmaker, journalist, actress, and owner of a media production company to uplift diverse voices.

As a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Delta Xi chapter, Kendall serves as Historian and Scrapbook Chair. She is a Host, Producer, and Marketing Director at Drag Audio Production House, recently launching the "Texas vs. DEI" podcast. Kendall also co-leads PR for Black Student Alliance and serves as NABJ’s Community Engagement Chair. She has interned with Canton Entertainment, Austin City Limits, AFI, and the Austin Film Festival, earning honors such as the NAACP Agnes Jones Scholarship and BIG XII Freshman of the Year.

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A Legacy of Leadership: Dean Kyle Clark's Impact on Black UT and Beyond

April 6, 2025
“You belong here. Your presence is valuable.” From the moment Associate Dean Kyle Clark set foot on campus, this message has been at the heart of his work at the University of Texas at Austin. As a champion for Black UT, Clark has dedicated his career to creating spaces where Black students feel seen, supported and empowered. Through mentorship, leadership and unwavering advocacy, he continues to leave an indelible mark on the university and its Black community.
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From Longhorn Legend to Globetrotter Great: Ovie Dotson’s Journey of Slam Dunks and Global Impact

Dec. 2, 2024
When you think of basketball at the University of Texas, Ovie Dotson stands out as a trailblazer whose journey left an indelible mark. A standout from San Antonio's Sam Houston High School, Dotson joined the Longhorns in 1975 as an all-city, all-district player, quickly making his mark by helping lead the Longhorns to two Southwest Conference titles and a win at the National Invitation Tournament. Dotson didn’t just find his footing on the court — he used it as a platform for change, community and inspiration.
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