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Paul Begala’s Letters from Egypt
By Paul Begala
After COVID confinement had limited her travel pretty much to the mailbox, my wife, Diane Friday Begala, BA ’82, MBA, MPAff...
Finding Lady Bird
By Jade Emerson
Lady Bird Johnson in the bluebonnets at the Wildflower Center. On an early summer evening in 2022, the world around me hummed with...
Logan Eggleston Has More In Store After Texas Volleyball
By Jason Cohen
Eggleston in a 2022 game against Texas Tech. Logan Eggleston, BBA ’22, Life Member, was already going to be a Longhorn legend...
Recent Stories
Celebrating an Engagement in Florence
By Alan Cundy
Celebrating their recent engagement, Rocky Navarro, BBA ‘79, and Dana Gerahian visited Florence, Italy, in March 2023. Navarro...
Longhorn Varsity Singers Reunite to Celebrate 50-Year Reunion
By Alan Cundy
Back in February of 1973, 15 college musicians and their conductor left Austin for a USO performing tour of the Azore island and...
Alcalde Docs
The Blanton’s New Gateway
By Alcalde Staff
UT’s renowned art museum unveils a new way to welcome visitors.
Texas 4000: Ride for a Reason
By Ava Motes
It seemed like just yesterday that Selle James, a third-year journalism major, walked into her first Monday night meeting for Texas 4000 for Cancer, where the posted...
The Sounds of Graduation
By Jared Greer
A lot has changed since I first set foot on campus in the fall of 2018. From writing my first final exam in a blue book to now completing every assignment virtually...
The Way Back: Music Maker
By Abigail Rosenthal
Teaching violin allowed Cloteal Davis Haynes to share her love of music, 1973. You may have heard the name Cloteal Davis Haynes, BM ’72, MPAff ’77. She has...
God’s Country
By David Hillis
An excerpt from Armadillos to Ziziphus, a new book of essays from the director of the Biodiversity Center at UT’s College of Natural Sciences. Sunrise near...
Longhorn Jane Hervey Amplifying Creatives Through Nonprofit Future Front Texas
By Ava Motes
Jane Hervey at Future Front’s headquarters in East Austin. When Jane Hervey, BJ ’14, started writing for ORANGE Magazine as a UT undergrad, she realized...
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Paul Begala’s Letters from Egypt
By Paul Begala
After COVID confinement had limited her travel pretty much to the mailbox, my wife, Diane Friday Begala, BA ’82, MBA, MPAff ’85, Life Member, thought the...
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A Longhorn Looks Back on Four Years That Changed the World—and Her Life—Forever
By Eliza Pillsbury
One of the few Halloweens I remember from my childhood in Houston is tinged in orange and white—not from candy corn, but from our UT-themed family costume....