The Big Idea: Academic Assembly
Self-styled reformers advocate a corporate approach to higher education that de-emphasizes research in the name of churning out more degrees faster and on the cheap.
Self-styled reformers advocate a corporate approach to higher education that de-emphasizes research in the name of churning out more degrees faster and on the cheap.
Incoming Texas Exes president Machree Gibson wants to showcase UT’s value to the whole state. (more…)
Would ‘breakthrough solutions’ like treating students as customers help or hurt UT on its quest to become a university of the first class? The Legislature...
By the time you’re reading this, you will have no doubt noticed that your trusty old Alcalde looks quite different. For the first time in more than a decade, it...
More than 200 prominent Texans have banded together to stop Gov. Rick Perry’s controversial reform agenda for higher education, the group announced today. The...
In an age of looming budget cuts, arts program are often first on the chopping block. That’s why it’s more important than ever to support and defend...
It’s official: we at the Texas Exes have a new boss. Leslie Cedar, BS ’89, MBA ’98, Life Member, a Silicon Valley executive, has been named the...
Last week, the Texas Exes Scholarship Foundation announced the inaugural class of the Forty Acres Scholars program, amazingly the University’s first true...
Can’t see this slideshow? Click here. “Great discoveries are waiting in our own backyards,” says Chris Kirk. He should know. Kirk, an associate...
Meet NFL Quarterback Vince Young from Generation TX on Vimeo. Favored son Vince Young has returned to Texas and to UT to finish his degree in education. In a new...