Borges with UT professor Miguel Gonzalez-Gerth outside Batts Hall.
In 1961, Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges was aging and mostly blind, but his international...
Since the prestigious Keene competition was established in UT’s College of Liberal Arts in 2006, no undergraduate student has ever placed—let alone won. But...
They’re not taking over yet, but computers are rapidly becoming more intelligent.
Katrin Erk, a computational linguist in UT’s College of Liberal Arts, has...
The Harry Ransom Center’s director of 25 years, Thomas F. Staley, will retire on Aug. 31, and the HRC has appointed the head librarian of the Folger Shakespeare...
Ever since Old Main was torn down in 1935, UT’s College of Liberal Arts has been scattered across the Forty Acres. Nearly 80 years later, its students and faculty...
