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From 40 Acres to 575

The 'Natural Thing to Do': A Longhorn Donates 525 Acres for Public Park

By Anna Daugherty
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UT Capital Campaign Exceeds $3 Billion Goal

By Rose Cahalan
Texas Ex Leaves $35 Million to UT's Engineering School

Texas Ex Leaves $35 Million to UT's Engineering School

By Rose Cahalan
Another $5 Million Pledged for New McCombs School Building

Another $5 Million Pledged for New McCombs School Building

By Andrew Roush
Two of UT's Biggest Boosters Honored with Philanthropy Medal

Two Texas Exes Honored for Giving Back to Their Alma Mater

By Julia Farrell
Moody Foundation Gives $50 Million to UT's College of Communication

Moody Foundation Gives $50 Million to UT's College of Communication

By Rose Cahalan
Powers Reports on UT's Progress at Regents' Meeting

TXEXplainer: Powers' Report to UT Regents

By Andrew Roush
Driving Innovation, Transforming Education

Driving Innovation, Transforming Education

By Jamey Smith

Students Present $100,000 to Two Nonprofits

By Gracie Fraser
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UT Loses a Leader: Howard Terry, Investor in Scholarships

By Rose Cahalan

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