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,...
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...
“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...
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...
How strongly students identify with their race could affect academic success. Just six of 10 African-American students nationally graduate from public high schools...
