Monday through Friday, Ralph Eugene Meatyard was an ordinary optician and family man—think coach of his son’s Little League team and president of the local...
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Like many of his fellow PhD students in UT’s physics department, Frank Lee spends ample time in the grad student lounge...
It’s 4:30 p.m. on a lip-chappingly cold Wednesday during the intersession, and campus is dead. The normally bustling stretch of Speedway between 21st Street...
For two UT professors who moonlight as visual artists, their craft is both an escape from and a reflection on their day jobs.
Michael Adams is a man of many hats....
Buster, Sassy, Coco—a pet by any other name is, well, still a pet. But as an upcoming exhibit at the Blanton Museum of Art shows, our furry friends have come...
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Ah, finals—that point in the semester when college students seem more like zombies than human beings, pulling all-nighters...
Artist James Turrell’s medium of choice must be shaped, molded, and formed, not unlike clay. Like paint, it requires a canvas and, as with any other medium,...
Some people would look at a common tequila barrel and see just that, a wooden barrel. Others see a blank canvas and the opportunity to create a one-of-a-kind piece...
