Bartenders kept the drinks flowing to meet high demand in the final weeks.
Sitting on the porch of their former neighborhood bar, a pitcher of cheap beer between...
When it first opened on campus in 2006, the Blanton Museum of Art was tucked away like a secret. It had one entrance, which directly faced its companion building...
Hundreds of miles into the desert, atop the highest point on the Texas state highway system, this remote university research center is not an obvious destination....
From the drop-off and the mountains of luggage to the bus ride and the arrival, camp counselors—who are often former campers themselves—show campers the ropes.
At...
After more than five years heading up the Texas Exes, I had one of my favorite UT experiences recently on the field at DKR, and it had nothing to do with football....
The bronze longhorn statue is lifted onto the Etter-Harbin Alumni Center patio by crane.
One of the more recognizable statues on the Forty Acres is a bronze...
Celine Halioua and four of her friends.
When Celine Halioua was just 18 years old, she spent the summer before her first year at UT as an intern at a neuro-oncology...
Shields playing pickleball in Bel Air, California.
It was a bright morning in the fall semester of 2022 when MBA student Thomas Shields’ phone buzzed with...
Rodney at the Texas vs. Rice game, 2023.
It was one heck of a birthday present, even if Rodney Terry would have gladly taken it belated.
On March 27, the...
By Marc Airhart and Nat Levy
Winning a Nobel Prize brings unmistakable cachet, but for many of the sciences—essentially anything outside of chemistry,...
