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Moonlight Prowl Celebrates Its 500th Campus Tour

The dinnertime phone call was from Max Locke, who had recently been appointed Head Resident of Kinsolving for the 1988 summer session. While the residence hall was...

 
 

2011 Distinguished Alumnus Awards: Jon Brumley [Watch]

Jon Brumley, BBA ’61, Life Member, grew up in the shadow of the UT Tower. As a freshman, he almost flunked out. Brumley credits mentors at UT for helping...

 
 

Camp Texas 2012 Expanding to Five Sessions

After an overwhelming response to Camp Texas this year, the three-day Texas Exes program is expanding to a whopping five sessions—three more than in 2011. Why...

 
 

From the Archives: Bevo Finds Love

Here’s a gem from the Alcalde photo archives. We were intrigued by this image and its caption, which reads “Thomas Aguirre (mascot) and Cheerleader Jeannie...

 
 

That’s a Lot of Bling: Texas Exes Staffer Sells 30,000 Class Rings

Texas Exes receptionist Pat Spradlin has been manning the front desk of the Alumni Center for 14 years. And during that time, she’s processed nearly 30,000...

 
 

UT Class Rings Post Near-Record Sales

Gold prices have more than doubled in the last few years. But that hasn’t slowed the demand for UT class rings, which recorded their second-highest sales period...

 
 

Camp Texas 2011 Counselors Gather One Last Time

Can’t see the slideshow? Click here. With Camp Texas 2011 come and gone, this year’s counselors gathered one last time Sunday to reminisce, write each...

 
 

Tourney Draws Serious and Just-For-Fun Players to UT Golf Club

As the sun rose over Steiner Ranch, 58 orange and white golf carts were lined up, complete with snack packs, water, course books, and golf balls. They were at the...

 
 

Life Member Wins Personalized Tile at Alumni Center

Need a warm-fuzzy hit of Texas in your day? Read the story of Kimberly Wiethorn, BS ’00, who won a $500 tile with her name on it by explaining beautifully...

 
 

Boss Lady

The Texas Exes’ sixth executive director—and the first female—talks about what has to change at the 126-year-old organization. Tim Taliaferro: What were...

 
 
 
 
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