July | Aug 2026

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For Decades, UT’s Student-Run Radio Station KVRX Has Introduced Listeners to What’s Next

By Jason Cohen
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The Business of Sports Institute Helps Chart Careers in a Booming Industry

By Alan Cundy
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The Dallas Texas Exes Chapter Celebrates Its Centennial

By Trinity Flaten
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This Longhorn Built the Largest Spherical Structure on Earth

By Mike Henry
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Three Distinguished Alumni Bring World-Class Art to Marble Falls

By Courtney Runn
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The Way Back: Music So Fine

By Eliza Pillsbury
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Meet the 2026 President’s Leadership Award Winners

By Anjum Alam
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UT Austin and MD Anderson Reach a Potential Breakthrough in Cancer Treatment

By Eliza Pillsbury
A wall at an LBJ Library exhibit reads "Origins of Ambition" with a photo of a young LBJ.

The LBJ Presidential Library’s Major Renovation

By Phil West
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UT Paleontologist Discovers Fossils in the Caverns of Central Texas

By Gianna DiPasquale

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A New Book Traces the History of the Undefeated 1914 Texas Longhorns

By Charles Kupfer and John H. Keck
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UT’s Resident Theatre Company Makes Art Its Own Way

By Mike Henry
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UT Students Help Scientists Understand the Hill Country Floods

By Julia Sames
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