A definitive history of Student Government’s offbeat candidates
On Feb. 11, 1977, the regents of the University of Texas were being addressed by a UT-Austin...
UT physicist John Goodenough changed our lives with his pioneering battery research—and he isn’t done yet.
On a Monday morning in March, a thunderstorm is pelting...
The Association is looking ahead to what future Exes will need and want.
On May 22, dangerous thunderstorms forced the University of Texas to do something it...
The former ambassador to Mexico is our new Texas Exes president.
Every July 1 is a bolded date on the Texas Exes calendar. It’s the day when the new volunteer...
At 100, Margaret Berry is letting loose—and appreciating the thrill of a life well-lived.
For almost 80 years, Margaret Berry, BA ’37, Life Member, Distinguished...
A Longhorn does college all over again.
It’s an eerily quiet night on campus. The moon reflects off the darkened windows of the aged granite buildings and a...
The lazy days of long, luxurious summer vacations may be gone for most of us, but the tradition of summer reading is still one of our favorites. The Alcalde asked...
In the northwestern corner of New Mexico, massive sheets of rock shoot out of the earth 7,000 feet high. It’s Shiprock—an iconic formation found among the 27,000...
