His is one of the greatest stories of perseverance and grit in college sports history, and it’s finally getting its due. In this exclusive excerpt from the new...
The Outstanding Young Texas Ex Award, initiated in 1980, recognizes consummate professionals whose career achievements are matched only by their service to the university....
The Carriage House
by Louisa Hall, MA ’09, PhD ’14
Louisa Hall’s debut novel is set in her hometown in the suburbs of Philadelphia. The story focuses on what...
When the UT women’s athletics program was formalized in the 1920s, Lycra hadn’t been invented. And considering the attitudes of the day, that’s probably just...
A Longhorn does college all over again.
I hate snakes. As a rule, I avoid them, steering clear of zoo reptile houses, skipping the early chapters of Genesis, and...
In Greece, the Flying Longhorns discovered a country at once ancient and new.
It’s easy to see why the ancient Greeks believed that Delphi was the center of...
What’s the future of space travel? And what do you do if you’re wearing a spacesuit and your nose itches? Astronaut Andreas Mogensen, PhD ’07, answers these...
In his class on the history of the Black Power movement, Leonard Moore ditches political correctness in favor of open, honest, and sometimes uncomfortable conversations...
