It’s an understatement to say a lot has changed in UT’s School of Journalism since its inception in 1914. Gone are the pervading smells of ink and rumbling...
Weeks after its debut on the Forty Acres, the Belo Center for New Media is already making headlines. And it’s not just because the Belo Center is a snazzy...
The University paid a double tribute Thursday evening to one of its most famous alumni, journalist Walter Cronkite.
The CMA Plaza was dedicated as the Walter L....
Two days after Arizona Representative Gabrielle Giffords was severely injured in a Tucson shooting, Bill Moyers—renowned journalist, former White House press secretary,...
It’s hard to imagine a time when it wasn’t socially accepted to talk about breast cancer or AIDS. But under the leadership of Jane Chesnutt, BJ ’73,...
“How are you all enjoying post-racial America?”
So stung Leonard Pitts’ opening zinger at his lecture on campus last night. The Pulitzer Prize-winning...
Imagine a world where Facebook and Twitter weren’t accessible, Web pages took 10 minutes to load, and the government looked over your shoulder whenever you clicked...
Studying photojournalism at UT led me from a degree in anthropology to the life of a novelist, with stops at prison rodeos, beauty salons, and the LBJ Library along...
