In today’s ever-changing world, one thing is increasingly clear: The need for innovative engineers has never been greater.
Scientists and engineers make up only...
To kick off our 128th year, Texas Exes gets an updated look.
Less than two years ago, this magazine underwent its first design overhaul in more than a decade. When...
The Texas Exes’ scholarships program awards nearly $2 million annually to more than 600 UT students. Those statistics are impressive, but even more powerful...
UT grad Alan Blake commercialized the world’s first genetically modified pet: a glow-in-the-dark fish. A decade later, the glow hasn’t worn off.
Walk into almost...
When 14 Flying Longhorns toured India and Nepal, they discovered a feast for the senses.
India is the world’s largest democracy and is among the globe’s fastest-growing...
Cancer on the Brain: One Man’s Journey of Baseball, Business, and Beating the Odds
By William J. Cobb, MA ’84
Lefevers is a Phoenix real-estate entrepreneur,...
When the late Gerre Hancock, celebrated organist and UT sacred music professor, walked the halls of UT as a student in the ’50s, the College of Fine Arts was...
Ryan Gosling
Put actor Ryan Gosling in a movie and you get a box-office hit. Put him in Gregory Gym and you get full-on fan pandemonium. As of presstime, the star...
The hill is steep. Alone on a board that’s almost breaking 30 mph, the skater pushes forward. It feels like carving ice, surfing a wave, or flying. It’s easy...
Straight spines and ideal physiques led Lavonia Raymond and Ruth Spargo, pictured above, to beat out 18 other finalists in the 1937-38 UT women’s intramural posture...
