Texas Law’s New Courtyard and Plaza give the Prestigious School a New Look

By Abby Carney

Not so long ago, driving along the northeastern corner of campus, it was easy to miss the brutalist white stone structure at 727 East Dean Keeton. That’s...

New Blanton Museum of Art Exhibition Showcases the Talents of Artist Terry Allen

By Chris O'Connell

Terry Allen’s creative process is a mystery—even to him. In fact, he never knows where inspiration will take him. Though he creates works in many disciplines,...

ABC’s First Black Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay is Taking Control of Her Own Narrative

By Sofia Sokolove

Rachel Lindsay comes from a family of Longhorns. Her parents, both first-generation college students, met at UT. Many of their siblings followed. This is exactly...

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UT is Working to End the Stigma Surrounding Mental Health and Offer Support

By Robyn Ross

When the last slice of pizza had disappeared, the 30 students at the NAMI on Campus meeting quieted and turned their attention to their vice president,...

New Reads From the Longhorn Universe to Kick Off 2022

By Alcalde Staff

It’s Not Just CookiesStories and Recipes From the Tiff’s Treats KitchenBy Tiffany Chen, BS ’01, and Leon Chen, BBA ’01, Life Members After standing...

Inside the Tower with the UT Guild of Carillonneurs

By Chris O'Connell

We begin on a nondescript upper Tower floor. Custodians shuttle heavy gray trash tubs back and forth to the elevator as a student named Amy Rester plonks away...

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A Look Back at Great Moments in Texas Golf History

By Kevin Robbins

1959 Wesley Ellis Jr., 27, was a former caddie and decorated junior golfer from San Antonio. He studied zoology at The University of Texas, where he played...

This Visionary Architect is Turning Unexpected Places Into Destination Hotels

By Sarah Thurmond

Before it was transformed into a hip boutique hotel in Austin, the Carpenter Hotel was a nondescript meeting hall for a carpenters union. Unless you were a...