The Tower Is the Backdrop to Longhorns’ Favorite Memories
Driving into Austin, the city appears slowly, then all at once. But in between all the shiny new high rises and skyscrapers, the UT Tower still stands as recognizable...
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Thirty Years of Camp Texas
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the founding of Camp Texas, a program to introduce the newest Longhorns to campus culture and traditions, the Alcalde looks...
Camp Texas Celebrates 30 Years
From the drop-off and the mountains of luggage to the bus ride and the arrival, camp counselors—who are often former campers themselves—show campers the ropes. At...
Two UT Austin Professors Snag the ‘Nobel Prizes’ of Their Fields
By Marc Airhart and Nat Levy Winning a Nobel Prize brings unmistakable cachet, but for many of the sciences—essentially anything outside of chemistry,...
Comin’ In Hot
The decades-old tradition of the Texas Exes NYC Chapter’s Chili Cook-Off brings Longhorns together for an amazing cause.
Introducing the 2023 Texas 10
There are myriad things that make a student’s time at UT so memorable. But for nearly every Longhorn, there’s often one thing at the center of it all: an educator...
In Bloom
UT Austin’s Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center is the botanic center of Texas—and a college classroom like no other.
Turtle Time
Since 1939, the UT Turtle Pond has provided students and nature enthusiasts a place to relax and unwind on campus.
New Reads for Spring 2023 From the Longhorn Universe
TEXAS TEXTURES Photographs and Tales from the Backroads BY KAY SWANSEY Lonely towns and dilapidated structures form the core of Texas...
