Once upon a time, in a magical land called Vermont, a talented Texas Ex and her charming husband dreamed up a smart new storytelling platform for children with picky...
On an evening in September, legions of zealous Ina Garten fans swarmed the steps of UT’s Bass Concert Hall to see their culinary idol in the flesh. The world-famous...
The dedicated members of the Texas Exes’ 146 chapters power our purpose worldwide.
Every day, in communities around the world, alumni volunteers go about the...
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Longhorns
By Paula Anderson Dugger, BS ’77, MEd ’80, Life Member
Why wait to introduce your child to Bevo’s species? This eight-page picture...
New books of interest to the Longhorn Universe.
Many Rivers to Cross
By Thomas Zigal
In this second book of his New Orleans trilogy, Thomas Zigal, BA ’70, takes...
Meet Alejandra Ortega: UT freshman, Forty Acres Scholar, aspiring math teacher, and the first high school graduate in her family. The Houston native sat down with...
Midi Rings
From knuckle rings to two-fingered variations, we’ve seen many a ring trend come and go in the past couple years. The newest craze is midi rings: tiny...
Journalism has come a long way since Magnum Photos—the first global photo cooperative to be operated by photographers—was founded in 1947.
With more than 300...
In this picture from the 1966 Cactus, students build a snowman by the Tower after a rare snowfall. Troy Kimmel, UT’s incident meterologist and a senior lecturer,...
With pristine waters and the Swiss Alps in the distance, Italy’s lake district has drawn visitors for centuries. In September, 31 Flying Longhorns got to see what...
