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Dell Medical School Names Its First Dean: Clay Johnston
By Rose Cahalan
After 130 years, UT-Austin is finally getting its own medical school. And this morning it got a leader: inaugural dean Clay Johnston. “I am truly grateful...
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UT Scholar Tells Forgotten Story of African-American Psychiatric Patients
By Alicia Dietrich
Mental illness has a dark history in the United States—one too often clouded by stigma and ignorance. Now a UT researcher is uncovering the records of tens of...
UT Libraries Scores Treasure Trove of Music
By Julia Farrell
UT music lovers are in for quite a treat. A collection of nearly 60,000 CDs and more than 4,000 LPs from past decades is the newest and grooviest addition to the...
Football Off to a Strong Start as Coach Sets Expectations
By Andrew Roush
Charlie Strong doesn’t just want the best players. He wants the best student-athletes on his roster. Responsible leadership was the theme of the new football...
Red Raider Proposes to Longhorn; No Tortillas Thrown [Watch]
By Julia Farrell
No matter how intense the UT-Texas Tech rivalry is—or how many tortillas Tech fans toss on the field when the Horns visit Lubbock—it’s not strong enough...
Paine: Higher Ed Is About More Than Information Delivery
By Gage Paine
This piece originally ran in the Austin American Statesman on Jan. 11, 2014. Let me start by admitting my bias. I have been a university administrator for more...
Charlie Strong Named Texas’ Next Head Football Coach
By Jordan Schraeder
It’s official: the University of Louisville’s head coach of four years, Charlie Strong, is coming to Texas. Following in the footsteps of 16-year UT...
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Operation Diplomacy
By Robert Hutchings and Jeremi Suri
With the military carrying out much of U.S. foreign policy, two UT scholars look at the vanishing role of the American diplomat. As American forces withdraw...
Go West
By Jordan Schraeder
Five Longhorns set out on a 10-day, 4,000-mile journey to explore the great Earthworks of the American Southwest. The result: a new art exhibit at UT’s Visual...
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The Immortals
By Jan Reid
Bobby Layne and Doak Walker met on a high school football field, played with and against each other for decades, and had a friendship that changed the game of college...
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This Texas Ex Is Singing His Cowboy Songs in Music City
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How a Former Marine Built UT’s National Championship Weightlifting Team
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Two Award-Winning Professors (and One Hollywood Celebrity) Make Science Cool
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The Way Back: Hoop Dreams
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Good Reads Q&A: This Children’s Book Brings Social-Emotional Learning to Life in Technicolor