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Texas Downs Texas Tech in Lubbock, 34-13

Texas Downs Texas Tech in Lubbock, 34-13

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“It’s a great team victory and just to watch us bounce back after getting shut out last week,” Charlie Strong said immediately after his Longhorns...

 
 

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Through the Unthinkable

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The UT social workers who help the sickest children have one of the hardest jobs in the world. Toby is finally asleep. Three years old, with a surfer’s tousled...

 
 

Portrait of the Artist

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For two UT professors who moonlight as visual artists, their craft is both an escape from and a reflection on their day jobs. Michael Adams is a man of many hats....

 
 

Borges in Texas

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The forgotten story of a literary giant who walked the Forty Acres. A man walks into an enormous auditorium—seats filled, people crowding at the back. Blind,...

 
 

UT Satellite Destroyed in Antares Explosion [Watch]

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This Tuesday was a nondescript evening for many on campus, but not for the 30 or so engineering students who had a hand in the tiny satellite they called RACE....

 
 

Boomerang Days: Gregory’s Pecs

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A Longhorn does college all over again. Thinking back to my college glory days 20 years ago, I find myself strangely eager to revisit that gloomy temple of fitness,...

 
 

Colt McCoy Leads Washington to Victory Over First Place Dallas

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“Last-second wins, right?” Colt McCoy said with a laugh after leading Washington to a 20-17 overtime win against Dallas last night. There are so many...

 
 

Longhorns Shutout By K-State 23-0

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“You don’t ever want to be shut out,” Charlie Strong said, “you want to get some points.” The 48 points and 524 yards of offense against...

 
 

Behold the Glory of this Petri-Dish Longhorn

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The Longhorn symbol is one of the most recognizable logos on the planet, but you’ve probably never seen it in this eye-catching form: fluorescent yeast in...

 
 

TXEXplainer: Methane Hydrate

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Can’t see this video? Click here. It’s an elusive, chimerical material locked beneath the Earth’s surface, often called “fire and ice”...

 
 
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