UT Landmarks Reveals 4,000-Square-Foot Mural “Amistad América”

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Facing a 28-by-5-foot blank canvas, José Parlá imagines he is 5 inches tall. Standing in his New York City studio, he is preparing for his most ambitious project...

 
 

UT Astronomer Discovers New Planet in Our Rival Solar System

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Kepler-90i might not have piqued anyone’s attention had it been discovered under different circumstances. The rocky, super-earth-sized exoplanet is about 2,545...

 
 

Horns Up Underwater in Grand Cayman

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Jim Allred, BBA ’86, Life Member, and his daughter Maddy Allred, BBA ’18, hooked ’em while diving in Grand Cayman during spring break.

 
 

Horns Up on the Horn of Africa

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Aidan Dietz, BA ’14, hooks ’em while proudly serving in Djibouti with the Texas Army National Guard.

 
 

A Longhorn in Vatican City

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Erika Martinez, BS ’08, MS ’13, showed her Longhorn pride during her visit to St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City.

 
 

Longhorns Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Ireland

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Ethan Womble, BA ’09, Life Member; Nicole Gavlik Martinez, BS ’09; and David Martinez, BA ’09; hook ’em at the Cliffs of Moher during a trip to Ireland...

 
 

Alcalde Docs

Sights Unseen: Friezes

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Architecture Professor Lawrence Speck explains the history and meaning of UT’s friezes, the ornamental symbols adorning many campus buildings.

 
 

A True Longhorn Enters the Arena

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Rocky J. Navarro, BBA ’79, raises his horns inside the Coliseum in Rome, Italy, in late December 2017.

 
 
 
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