Most Texans agree with the push to increase graduation rates at our state universities. UT-Austin has set an admirable goal of a 70 percent four-year graduation...
Do high school seniors know what they want to study in college? Looking back, how many of us got it right? The School of Undergraduate Studies combines career counseling...
On one of the most crucial measures of a top university’s success, four-year graduation rates, UT-Austin’s grade is ‘incomplete.’ And if not for the recent...
Increasing the number and quality of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) graduates emerging from the U.S. higher education system is critical to improving...
Rising student debt, record numbers of applicants, flat appropriations from the state, and an economy that increasingly demands advanced degrees. These factors are...
Irene Hardwicke Olivieri: Closer To Wildness
By Irene Hardwicke Olivieri, BFA ’83
Hardwicke is an Oregon-based painter whose work delves into the interactions...
One Texas Ex remembers her time in a 1960s student club at the intersection of ROTC and beauty pageants: the Cordettes.
On the wall leading to my upstairs office...
How a small-town chapter built a big-name speaker series.
On a Texas map, San Angelo is a lonesome dot 200 miles northwest of Austin and 100 miles east of Midland....
Earlier this year, 17 intrepid Flying Longhorns went to the end of the Earth to experience the frosty, fantastic wonders of Antarctica. Our multimedia producer traveled...
Every May, the University of Texas at Austin celebrates the graduation of thousands of students with a party that has few equals. The Tower lights up that beautiful...
