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...
One in three Americans owns a gun, according to a 2015 Columbia University study. Yet the gulf between gun-owners and non-gun-owners may be wider than ever before—as anyone...
Cutting through the emotions surrounding campus carry, a group of design students brainstorms practical solutions.
Few subjects have ever been as controversial...
When The Hook returns on February 2, the man behind the desk will have a different face and name. Sort of.
Andrew Rosas, ’05, may look a bit like the witty weekly...
Retired admiral and current UT System chancellor Bill McRaven on life, leadership, and what really matters.
Shocking as it may seem, Bill McRaven isn’t one...
The behind-the-scenes story of how UT’s chancellor became a reluctant YouTube star.
William McRaven, BJ ’79, Life Member, Distinguished Alumnus, was still an...
On Monday, the Texas Legislature ended its 84th regular session. After 140 days of committee meetings, testimony, debate, amendment, and occasionally, bill-passing,...
If Greg Fenves was feeling any first-day jitters Wednesday, he didn’t show it.
On his first day as UT president, Fenves sailed through a packed schedule of...
State Sen. Glenn Hegar talks about shepherding the nominations process, UT’s proposed engineering epicenter, and his thoughts on campus carry.
Republican...
On our first day in Ho Chi Minh City, the Flying Longhorns inadvertently offended the sensibilities of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. We had assembled for...
