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Longhorns Helm Cutting-Edge Lunar Technologies

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It was a mild evening in late February, and Tim Crain, BS ’95, MS ’99, PhD ’00, Life Member, was driving home from the headquarters of Intuitive Machines,...

 
 

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How the Texas Longhorn Became a Living Legend

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Roaming the brushy expanse of the Texas plains, a herd of Texas longhorns graze under the blaring sun, their sprawling horns casting long shadows on the dusty...

 
 

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Longhorn Leisure Through the Years

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You know how the saying goes: “Work hard, play hard.” Few other schools exemplify this ethos like The University of Texas at Austin. As much as there is to...

 
 

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The Flying Longhorns Remember—and Rediscover—Vietnam

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On our first day in Ho Chi Minh City, the Flying Longhorns inadvertently offended the sensibilities of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. We had assembled for...

 
 

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UT Research on Methane Hydrate Could Transform the Energy Landscape

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A team of scientists watch the sunset from the helidock. The middle of the Gulf of Mexico is a busier place than you might think. Its deep, blue waters are dotted...

 
 

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The 2024 Texas 10

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Since 2011, the Alcalde has asked alumni to submit nominations for the Texas 10 teaching awards, forming a cohort of the most excellent professors at The University...

 
 
UT Prepares for the Total Solar Eclipse

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UT Prepares for the Total Solar Eclipse

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As her husband drove through southeastern Wyoming’s rolling hills, Martinique Pautzke studied an eclipse map on her phone. Then she peered at the truck’s...

 
 

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Texas Performing Arts and Broadway Across America Bring the Great White Way to Campus

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You never forget your first time.  Come on along and listen to the lullaby of Broadway. For Kristen Caskey, BA ’94, who grew up outside of Chicago,...

 
 

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The Texas Exes Reaches 100,000 Life Members

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It was a warm and slightly humid May morning at the Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park just northwest of Atlanta, Georgia, when Erin Peterson was hiking...

 
 

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Society Faces Tough Choices About Artificial Intelligence

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On a Tuesday night last February, New York Times technology writer Kevin Roose sat down to experiment with an early version of the artificial intelligence (AI)...

 
 
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