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19 Former Student Body Presidents Endorse Prop 1

Student body presidents dating back to 1992 have signed a letter supporting Central Health Prop 1 to bring a medical school to UT-Austin. Every University of Texas...

 
 

Prop 1 an Innovative Way to Fund a Medical School

 Dallas, Fort Worth, Lubbock, and San Antonio all have medical schools. Houston has two, not counting one in nearby Galveston. El Paso has a medical school. College...

 
 

Students Gather to Voice Support for Prop 1

Orange-clad student leaders met under an overcast sky at Gregory Gym plaza Friday to announce their support for Central Health Proposition 1. The passage of the...

 
 

TXEXplainer: Is Prop 1 a Good Deal for Austin? Yes

Early voting started Monday in Travis County. Central Health Prop 1 will determine the fate of a UT-Austin med school. Part of the UT M.D. campaign, the video above...

 
 

UT Opens Groundbreaking Drug and Biotech Lab

UT-Austin is closing the “critical gap” between research and treatment with an innovative new laboratory. The University of Texas at Austin is forging...

 
 

Texas Exes Launch Campaign for UT-Austin Med School

The 127-year wait for a medical school may be over. But only if Travis County voters approve Proposition 1. A political compromise in 1881 established The University...

 
 

Say Yes to Prop 1

Imagine someone walked up to you 30 years ago, offered you Apple stock at its then-price and convinced you how valuable it would become. There would be just one...

 
 

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The Doctors (Could Be) In Austin…

UT missed its chance at a medical school more than a century ago. Now our time has come again. Here, see the resources UT already has in place and the successes...

 
 

President Powers: A UT Med School Is Critical

UT President Bill Powers has made many arguments in support of a new UT-Austin medical school—from job growth to research opportunities. Now, in this new video...

 
 

Central Health Approves Tax Referendum to Fund UT Med School

Tonight Texas got one step closer to a new medical school. The board of Central Health, Travis County’s health care district, unanimously voted to add a...

 
 
 
 
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