Stranded on 9/11, The Border, and More Recently Published Books By Longhorns

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Channel of Peace: Stranded in Gander on 9/11 By Kevin Tuerff, BS ’88, Life Member On Sept. 11, 2001, Kevin Tuerff found himself stranded in Gander, Newfoundland....

 
 

Harry Ransom Center’s ‘Mexico Modern’ Looks at Post-Revolutionary Mexico

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In the sketch, ragged strokes outline a young Frida Kahlo, her head tilting sideways while she holds hands with her husband, muralist Diego Rivera. It was December...

 
 

5 New Books to Read in September From the Longhorn Universe

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Woman Walk the Line: How the Women in Country Music Changed Our Lives edited by Holly Gleason Chock-full of essays written by and about female country artists,...

 
 

Meet Alejandrina Guzman, UT’s First Latina Student Body President

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As the first Latina student body president at UT and the first student with a disability elected to the position in the Big 12, Alejandrina Guzman is ready to lead. After...

 
 

The Way Back: A Tower By Another Name

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Unlocking the vault of UT history During the first two decades of the 1900s, students convened at a lesser-known tower to participate in frowned-upon traditions:...

 
 

UT Alumna Tessie Crow’s Boutique Gets Longhorns Ready for Gameday

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After graduating from UT, Tessie Crow saw a business opportunity and took gameday style to the next level. Tessie Crow’s first week of school at Louisiana State...

 
 

Alcalde Docs

All-Weather Fans

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Some of Longhorn Football’s most dedicated fans share their favorite gameday memories.

 
 
How Texas Football is Getting Serious About Spotting Concussions

How Texas Football is Getting Serious About Spotting Concussions

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In November 2013, Steve Fainaru and Mark Fainaru-Wade, authors of League of Denial, wrote a story for ESPN.com that cited a 9.5 percent drop in youth football...

 
 
 
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