When Jasmine Kay Uy was assigned to create a site-specific artwork for a UT class, the junior studio art major knew what she wanted to do. “As an artist, you...
The Flying Longhorns relish in the leisurely pace of Switzerland and Italy.
The Swiss village of St. Moritz, tucked into the southeastern corner of the country,...
In the 57-year history of the Distinguished Alumnus Awards, a vast range of people have been recognized for their achievements. The 2015 roster was no different,...
Beyond the galleries, deep behind the closed doors of UT’s hallowed halls, you might stumble upon hidden brains. Or vintage Chanel. Or an eggbeater patented in...
John McKetta hits the century mark.
In his 100th year, John J. McKetta Jr. hasn’t changed much. He still calls all his former students on their birthdays, and...
Finding home and happiness where I least expected
“Do you need help?” Kent called. I stood in the basement of our home—St. Anne’s Catholic Church, built...
The End
by John Crawley, BA ’73, Life Member
Teacher Lucy Brooks is diagnosed with a painful, aggressive strain of terminal cancer before falling into a coma....
New books of interest to the Longhorn Universe
Girl Waits with Gun
by Amy Stewart, BA ’90, MS ’92
Born in Brooklyn in 1878, Constance Kopp stood out in a crowd...
Many Texas Exes pine for the Forty Acres, but Allen Reid Robertson, BJ ’52, Life Member, had more reason than most. The 21-year-old’s studies were interrupted...
A Longhorn does college all over again.
I’ve been returning to the UT campus for over a year now. I’ve explored the dorms, worked out in Gregory Gym, and strolled...
