Students Distribute 10,000 Roses for Genocide Awareness
“What’s with the rose?” The question buzzed around the Forty Acres today. Many were puzzled at first sight of the long-stemmed white roses tied with orange...
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“What’s with the rose?” The question buzzed around the Forty Acres today. Many were puzzled at first sight of the long-stemmed white roses tied with orange...
An event billed as “The Biggest Open House in Texas” was bigger and better than ever this year. More than 50,000 people visited campus Saturday for...
Here’s some evidence of a true Longhorn: Stephen Mendoza, second from right, convinced three friends to brandish a giant UT flag on a recent trip to Winter...
A group of UT students have taken procrastination to new heights in a wacky viral video. One night last week, John Warder and his roommates were all studying dutifully...
Cole Cappel has a lot on his plate. The senior urban studies major is also working on minors in architecture and business foundations, as well as an interdisciplinary...
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...
The Texas Public Policy Foundation’s “seven breakthrough solutions” have been answered in countless ways since their initial unveiling: the University of...
Can’t see this slideshow? Click here. Backpack-toting UT undergraduates. Hula-hooping hippies. Frost Bank and Wells Fargo employees wandering over after work....
In her role as Texas Exes scholarships coordinator, Kristy Kimball is well-accustomed to making presentations before crowds of prospective students. But today was...
“What can you do with a B.A. in English?” Famed 2003 musical Avenue Q made this line the bane of humanities students everywhere. One thing you can do...