Longhorns (Re)Discover Lost City of the Incas

Longhorns (Re)Discover Lost City of the Incas

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George Seay, BA ’89, MBA ’98, Life Member, a fourth-generation Longhorn, ventured atop Machu Picchu along with his stepson, Vincenzo Guandolo, class of...

 
 

Laredo Exes Celebrate Washington’s Birthday at Annual WBCA Parade

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The annual celebration of George Washington’s birthday is a Laredo tradition that dates back more than 100 years. Joining the party, and the WBCA parade,...

 
 

Informal Women’s Leadership Summit Flourishes at UT Home Games

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The names and faces change, but at each Texas Women’s Basketball game at the Moody Center, an informal meeting of leaders in support of women’s sports gathers...

 
 

This Longhorn’s Art Selected for Ambassador’s Residence in Equatorial Guinea

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Three abstract oil paintings from Maxine Graham Price, BFA ’59, Life Member, were selected by the U.S. Department of State’s Art in Embassies Program...

 
 

Review: Alumnus Rick Riordan Brings Beloved Characters to the Small Screen

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Walker Scobell in episode 1×02. Reading the Percy Jackson and the Olympians book series was surely a formative experience for many Texas Exes—whether...

 
 

Three Generations of Longhorns and the Patriarch Who Paved the Way

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Dr. H. Ross Garza, BA ’49, recently celebrated his 96th birthday and toasted the Longhorns on New Year’s Day during the Sugar Bowl, surrounded three...

 
 

Longtime Longhorn Celebrates 95

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Charles J. Werlla Jr., BA ’51, Life Member, celebrated his 95th birthday on Jan. 11, 2024. Charles played the cornet in the Longhorn Band and is still...

 
 

Master Pole Vaulter Celebrates a Century

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Keith Verdon Tompkins, BS ’57, celebrates his 100th birthday on Feb. 11, 2024. Tompkins was a member of the UT track team and a master pole vaulter who helped...

 
 
 
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