A Cruise Through France Connects Flying Longhorns to History and One Another
Gardens at Versailles. I’ve never been to France or Europe or really anywhere. I’m the classic case of a homebody, content to stay in places I know well...
Gardens at Versailles. I’ve never been to France or Europe or really anywhere. I’m the classic case of a homebody, content to stay in places I know well...
Norma Bowman and her mother in front of the Tower during its construction, 1935. Do you remember the first time you saw the Tower? Was it on campus for a football...
The bronze longhorn statue is lifted onto the Etter-Harbin Alumni Center patio by crane. One of the more recognizable statues on the Forty Acres is a bronze...
When it first opened on campus in 2006, the Blanton Museum of Art was tucked away like a secret. It had one entrance, which directly faced its companion building...
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...
When Foxtrot founders and friends Taylor Bloom and Mike LaVitola were dreaming up their new upscale corner store in Chicago, they knew they had to offer one...
In an ever-changing Austin, one strip of road has kept a hold on UT’s student and faculty population: the Drag. “As a new student at the...
Every new year brings another semester, another bluebonnet season, and new hopes for Longhorn football. And every other year? The legislature comes together...
Women at UT enjoyed dancing as one of their athletic options, 1923. Before the sports we know today, options for women’s physical education at UT Austin were...
The 2022 research symposium featured three dance performances. In 2018, researchers at The University of Texas decided to take a hard look at an important milestone....