After Winning Gold in Chile, Smart Has Eyes Back on Texas
By Chris O'Connell
When USA Basketball won gold this weekend in the 2016 FIBA Americas U18 championship against Canada, UT’s Shaka Smart—also the newly named head coach of...
Texas Finally Has Its Kicker
By Chris O'Connell
A few months ago, a column I wrote addressed the long, hard road former Texas kicker Nick Rose had as a Longhorn. Despite his woes, Rose, BA ’16, would have been...
UT’s First Living Wall is Built to Endure the Texas Summer
By Alex Samuels
Standing 10-by-25 feet tall, the white honeycomb structure sits at the northwest corner of Goldsmith Hall, facing Guadalupe Street. Covered with native plants...
Former UT Athletes, Austin Police Discuss Race Relations
By Danielle Lopez
The weeks leading up to a decision by NFL linebacker Emmanuel Acho, BS ’11, to host a panel at the University of Texas on race relations July 14 were weary...
A Longhorn in Hawaii
By Allison Dyer
Cynthia Davis Turner, BA ’84, stayed busy on her trip to Hawaii, completing the Hapalua Half Marathon in Waikiki and parasailing over the Pacific Ocean.
Horns Up in Hunt, Texas
By Allison Dyer
Seventy-four UT alumnae attended Camp Mystic’s 90th Anniversary and Alumni Reunion Weekend in Hunt, Texas. The girls’ summer camp is run by Dick Eastland,...
A Longhorn Aboard the International Space Station
By Allison Dyer
NASA astronaut Tim Kopra, son of longtime UT communications professor Len Kopra, flew high as a commander aboard the International Space Station. Kopra returned...
Burnt Orange Runs in the Family
By Allison Dyer
Three generations of Longhorns showed their school spirit at a recent family get-together. From left: Brad Young, BS ’86, Life Member; Milton Young, BS ’53,...
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This Texas Ex Is Singing His Cowboy Songs in Music City
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How a Former Marine Built UT’s National Championship Weightlifting Team
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Two Award-Winning Professors (and One Hollywood Celebrity) Make Science Cool
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The Way Back: Hoop Dreams
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Good Reads Q&A: This Children’s Book Brings Social-Emotional Learning to Life in Technicolor