Five Generations of Longhorns
Five generations of proud Longhorns are represented here. Pictured left is Joe M. Bailey, BA ’64, MBA ’68, holding a photo of his grandfather, Robert V. Murray,...
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Texas Royalty at the DKR Fund Gala
Connie Nelson and Edith Royal, Life Member, enjoyed the DKR Fund’s 2019 4th & Goal Gala. The event was a celebration of the life of Coach Darrell K Royal...
Horns Up at Arrowhead
P. Ryan Petkoff, BJ ’12, Life Member, hooks ’em from the sidelines of Arrowhead along with Longhorn legends Derrick Johnson, ’04, Life Member, and Jamaal...
Longhorns Meet Golden Bear
Golf legend Jack Nicklaus was the VIP speaker at the 3rd Annual Dan Jenkins Medal for Excellence in Sportswriting dinner, held at the Colonial Country Club in Fort...
Extraordinary Horns Recognized
Brenda Coleman-Beattie, MA ’84, and Chester S. Beattie Jr., JD ’83, Life Members, enjoyed an evening out as guests of Cal E. Varner, who was honored at a UT...
Longhorns Congratulate New Texas Secretary of State
UT Regent Nolan Perez, BA 93, left and Tracy LaQuey Parker, BA ’86, Life Members, right, congratulate Ruth Hughes after being sworn in as Texas Secretary of State.
Horns Atop Machu Picchu
Peter and Sharon Loftspring, BBA ’83, JD ’86, were joined by their kids Ethan Loftspring, BS ’18, and Elana Loftspring, BS ’20, at Machu Picchu.
Longhorn on Top of Table
Byron G. Anderson, BA ’88, Life Member, celebrates atop Table Mountain during a summer trip to Cape Town, South Africa, with UT’s DDCE Study Abroad Program.
Longhorns on Camelback
Paige Dreeben Sachs, BA ’97, and her 8-year-old son Bo show their horns atop a camel in Israel in June 2019.
Burnt Orange on the Amstel
Marilyn Stefka Wright, BBA ’73, proudly represented the Texas Longhorns in Amsterdam during an April 2019 trip through France, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands.
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The Way Back: Hoop Dreams
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