Archive for: diversity

 

Lost Boys: UT Panel Explores Crisis of Race & Gender [Watch]

Nearly half of young men of color age 15 to 24 who graduate from high school are unemployed, incarcerated, or dead. That sobering statistic (from a 2010 College...

 
 
UT’s Rural Enrollment Up, Hispanic Enrollment Edges Down

UT’s Rural Enrollment Up, Hispanic Enrollment Edges Down

How close is UT to creating a student body that looks like the rest of Texas? A new Office of Admissions report on enrollment diversity shows that progress is happening,...

 
 

Alumni Gear Up for Month of Service [Watch]

Texas Exes around the country and even the globe are preparing for an entire month of community service projects. For the very first time, the Texas Exes are partnering...

 
 

19th MLK Day March Kicks Off on Campus

Austin’s 19th annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Community March kicked off from the UT campus yesterday. UT President Bill Powers, State Rep. Dawnna Dukes,...

 
 

Students Explore History of Campus Activism

In a 1971 Cactus yearbook photo spread titled “A Diverse Campus Society,” students are pictured studying on the lawn and walking to class. Some have...

 
 

Texas Exes, UT Partner on Huge Service Project

For the past 13 years on a Saturday in February, about 2,000 UT students wake up early to paint buildings, plant trees, build benches, and otherwise make a difference...

 
 

‘Fearless’ Exhibit Examines Openly Gay Student-Athletes

The photographs hang in a hallway on the ground floor of Gregory Gym—a corridor walked daily by thousands of students hurrying to and from the weight room, volleyball...

 
 

Following the Precursors

In the six decades since Heman Sweatt—the first African American admitted to UT—walked through the doors of the law school, thousands of courageous and talented...

 
 
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