Jamaal Charles has it all—money, accolades, a loving family—but he’s still working on immortality.
The mention of melted, yellow, non-denominational cheese...
A great professor can profoundly shape your college experience—they enlighten, inspire, motivate, and challenge. It’s often in hindsight we realize which teachers...
Tucked away in a collection of Civil War miscellany at the Briscoe Center, this lock of hair was taken from Old Sorrel, the horse that Confederate general Stonewall...
When God Calls, How Do You Answer? Becoming a Spiritual Entrepreneur
by Robert Westheimer, BA ’69, Life Member
The power of individual spirituality is explored...
A Longhorn does college all over again.
Spring Break! It’s a time to abandon all sense of responsibility, academic accountability, and make complete asses of...
A donor and a scholar in conversation
On a sunny day at Chuy’s in South Austin, two dear friends swapped stories about UT. In the short time since they met, Janelle...
How one UT alumnus helped continue some of Einstein’s most ambitious work
The morning David Reitze, PhD ’90, vindicated Albert Einstein’s last remaining prediction...
We don’t know everything about the Zika virus—but we may know how to stop it.
My wife is the mosquito magnet in our family. We have a running joke about how...
We’ve dug deep into the Alcalde archives to bring you historical campus news. The events described below actually happened.*
Center for Metric Conversion ignites...
