The Way Back

 

The Way Back: Dog Days

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The Longhorns’ first season in the Southeastern Conference will involve plenty of familiar faces, old rivals whom we might not have encountered in decades....

 
 

The Way Back: The Amazing Race

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If you ask any current UT student, they likely have a registration horror story—whether watching the courses they needed become suddenly “closed” or “waitlisted”...

 
 

The Way Back: Don’t Be a Stranger

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Karen Schneider ’89 announces winner of Life Membership during the Chairman’s Senior Send-Off. Not long after this issue reaches your doorstep, thousands...

 
 

The Way Back: Flower Power

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Though the fashion in this photo will likely be the first thing you notice, the image of two bohemians tending to campus flora presages a significant conflict...

 
 

The Way Back: All-Inclusive

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This blanket tax ID card belonged to Jean (Hudson) Caton, ’39, the great-grandmother of the Alcalde’s managing editor, Eliza Pillsbury, BA, BJ ’23,...

 
 

The Way Back: Fanfare

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The Longhorns played the Arkansas Razorbacks on Oct. 15, 1966, in a stadium that would soon undergo significant renovations. This funky fisheye shot almost does...

 
 
The Way Back: Growing Up with the Tower

The Way Back: Growing Up with the Tower

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Norma Bowman and her mother in front of the Tower during its construction, 1935. Do you remember the first time you saw the Tower? Was it on campus for a football...

 
 
The Way Back: Bevo in Bronze

The Way Back: Bevo in Bronze

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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...

 
 
The Way Back: Music Maker

The Way Back: Music Maker

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Teaching violin allowed Cloteal Davis Haynes to share her love of music, 1973. You may have heard the name Cloteal Davis Haynes, BM ’72, MPAff ’77. She has...

 
 
The Way Back: What a Drag

The Way Back: What a Drag

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In an ever-changing Austin, one strip of road has kept a hold on UT’s student and faculty population: the Drag.   “As a new student at the...

 
 
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