Fewer Wildflowers Forecast For This Spring, UT’s Wildflower Center Says
Wildflowers can hardly be anything less than beautiful, but this year the display may be a little thinner than Texans might like. Due to little rain in much of...
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UT’s Capital Punishment Clinic Wins Before Supreme Court
The Capital Punishment Clinic housed within the UT Law School scored a win this week when the Supreme Court decided that a prisoner it represented had the right...
Students Learn Networking, Etiquette Tips At Texas Exes Career Services Event (Slideshow)
Wear your nametag on your right side. Shake hands like you mean it. And cover your lemon when you squeeze it into your iced tea. About 50 UT students got these...
Cool Dancing Flash Mob Storms UT Campus (Watch)
Notice anything strange while walking campus today — say, students milling about, then breaking into a killer choreographed dance routine? If you didn’t,...
Searching for Dark Energy
Illustration by Jon Flaming If what we think we know about the cosmos is right, our universe should not be behaving as it is. As far as science can tell, after the...
The Stars at Night…
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Ever since childhood, I’ve been fascinated with galaxies and stars. One Christmas, I asked Santa for a 14-inch telescope, which I planned to set up on the roof...
Adieu, Eleanor
Eleanor Moore Adieu, Eleanor It was with selfish sadness, but with great appreciation for her tremendous service to so many, that I read about Eleanor Moore’s...
Two Texas Exes Organizing Massive Guitar Jam To Benefit Soldiers
In the Live Music Capital of the World, 8,000 good-hearted guitar players should be easy to come by, right? That’s the hope as a couple of Texas Exes try...
Deep Budget Cuts Could Threaten Texas’ Ability To Compete, UT Advocates Say (Watch)
Steep cuts to The University of Texas’ budget could reverse decades-long progress on attracting bright students, renowned faculty, and corporate jobs to the...
In Cairo, A Popular UT-Supported Listserv Goes Dark As Protests Continue
From his desk in UT’s Middle Eastern Studies program, associate professor Samer Ali sees the day-to-day of life in Egypt from 6,000 miles away. Ali dreamed...
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This Texas Ex Is Singing His Cowboy Songs in Music City
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How a Former Marine Built UT’s National Championship Weightlifting Team
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Two Award-Winning Professors (and One Hollywood Celebrity) Make Science Cool
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The Way Back: Hoop Dreams
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Good Reads Q&A: This Children’s Book Brings Social-Emotional Learning to Life in Technicolor
