Working the Problem: How Gregory L. Fenves is Making His Mark on UT

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Fenves has been president of UT Austin for only two and a half years, but it has been a remarkably eventful, painful, and consequential period of time.

 
 

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Lives On Hold: Longhorn DACA Recipients Tell Their Stories

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Lawmakers spent the last six months negotiating the future of the Deferred Action Childhood Arrival Program. Longhorn Dreamers talk about this period of uncertainty...

 
 

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Unleashing the Raptors

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In spring 2018, UT’s Department of Theatre and Dance performed an interpretation of Enron, a 2009 play about the infamous scandal. As part of a unique interdisciplinary...

 
 

McRaven, Castro, Brennan, and Inman Talk Leadership at LBJ School

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On Feb. 15, 2018, two retired admirals and a pair of Obama-era cabinet members joined forces to dispense leadership advice and observations from their lives of...

 
 

Horns Up on the Seventh Continent

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Juan M Guerrero, BA ’77, Life Member, showed his orange blood in Antarctica, as well as in Brazil, in front of Iguaçu Falls.

 
 

Longhorns in Bai Tu Long Bay

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You never know where you’ll meet a fellow Longhorn! In the Bai Tu Long Bay, off the northern coast of Vietnam, Henry McCown, BA ’57, Life Member, and his wife...

 
 

Your Way-Too-Early Guide to Longhorns in the 2018 NFL Draft

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It’s mid-February, and with no football on the horizon, you know what that means … endless, (mostly) meaningless speculation about the NFL draft! For...

 
 

Sacred Space: Look Inside Ellsworth Kelly’s Last Work at the Blanton Museum

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In 2015, renowned artist Ellsworth Kelly gifted his most monumental work to the Blanton Museum of Art. The soon to be open building is a chapel of joy and contemplation — and...

 
 
 
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