Fantasy, Football, and Funny Women: Discover New Fall Reads
Cracking Up – Black Feminist Comedy in the Twentieth and Twenty-first Century United States By Katelyn Hale Wood, MA ’09, PhD ’14 Dressed...
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A Longhorn’s New Video Installation Revisits a Hollywood Icon
In Valley, now at the Blanton Museum of Art through September 19, 2021, various artists reenact Judy Garland’s wardrobe test for Valley of the Dolls.
New Summer Reads Introduce You to Important Trailblazers
Lone Star Vistas Travel Writing on Texas, 1821-1861 by Astrid Haas As Texas became a destination for large-scale immigration in the wake of Mexico’s...
On the Record
Discover the vast collection of LPs, 78s, tapes, CDs, piano rolls, and more housed on The University of Texas at Austin campus.
Four Summer Reads from Longhorn Authors
With One Hand Tied Behind My Brain A Memoir of Life After Stroke by Avrel Seale, BS ’89, Life Member Seale learns that wasting time is wasting life...
The Story of John Chase
How the first Black student to ever enroll at The University of Texas at Austin became a pioneering architect with a lasting legacy.
How UT Researchers Closed the Case on Dinosaur Extinction
Thanks to asteroid dust inside an impact crater in the Yucatán Peninsula, the question of what killed the dinosaurs has been definitively answered—66 million...
One Year Later, The Daily Texan Adapts to a Changing Media Landscape
Between going mostly digital (for now) and shifting its coverage, how the pandemic has changed The Daily Texan over the last year.
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The Places Where We’ve Rooted for the Longhorns—and How Much They Mean to Us
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Twenty Years after 9/11, a Longhorn Reflects on the Unexpected Detour—and the Subsequent Broadway show—that Altered His Life’s Trajectory
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Briscoe Center’s New Acquisition will be a Mecca for Architectural and Urban Environmental Research
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One of Austin’s Teeniest Attractions is Coming Back in a Big Way
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UT Researchers are Repurposing Cancer Diagnosis Technology to Battle Fish Fraud
