Unlocking the vault of UT history
In 1939, the impressively named William Mozart McVey boasted that his classroom was “one of the best sculpture studios in Texas.”...
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...
Ruben Bonilla, BA ’05, Life Member, shared this photo with his sister, Lisa Martina Bonilla, BS ’09, Life Member, from their visit to Chicago in April. Ruben...
UT’s Blanton Museum of Art turns 50 this spring with a new exhibit of masterpieces owned by Longhorns.
Join us for a guided tour of Through the Eyes of Texas:...
When Jade Walker, director of UT’s Visual Arts Center, stepped into Diana Al-Hadid‘s New York City studio a year ago, she knew she had to make Al-Hadid...
In September 1999, a bronze statue of Martin Luther King, Jr. was unveiled on the East Mall.
Created by a husband-and-wife team, Jeffrey Varilla and Anna Koh-Varilla...
1983 marked UT’s Centennial Celebration, and the University celebrated all year: the festivities ranged from a time capsule (to be opened in 2083) to a musical...
