A Longhorn Is Reinventing Farming—With Robots
By Daniel Oberhaus
An aerial view of the Iron Ox facility in Lockhart, Texas. Brandon Alexander had been trying to make burritos fly—and he was getting tired. The year was 2015,...
UT’s Student-Run Microfarm Is Celebrating Its 10th Anniversary—and a New Period of Growth
By Abigail Rosenthal
Students work at UT’s first student-run organic urban farm, on March 6, 2022. On a recent early spring day behind the tennis courts at UT’s Wright-Whitaker...
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The 27th Out
By Jim Raup
The final game of the Longhorns’ 1967 season was a nail-biter that changed the team, and one player’s life, forever. “Baseball is a cruel game.” This...
Writer Sindya Bhanoo Explores the Lives of Ordinary Women in New Short Story Collection
By Katey Psencik Outka
Sindya Bhanoo wants you to pay attention to the mundane, ordinary moments in life. It’s one of the center themes of her collection of short stories, Seeking...
Discover New Summer Reads From the Longhorn Universe
By Alcalde Staff
MY SUMMER DARLINGS By May Cobb, BA ’96 Cobb swept up readers with 2021’s sensational The Hunting Wives, which told the twisted story...
Longhorns Out Fishing the Virgin Islands
By Alan Cundy
Out sailing in the British Virgin Islands for Spring Break are Longhorns Jim Whitworth, BBA ’67, and Sylvia Beatty Whitworth, BA ’74, Life Members, along...
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Microfarm Magic
By Alcalde Staff
There aren’t just tennis courts at the Wright-Whitaker Sports Complex. Tucked away behind it sits UT’s student-run microfarm, which has been growing for...
A Look at the Biggest Fundraising Campaign in UT’s History
By Dorothy Guerrero
When you are a new student at The University of Texas, your freshly minted student ID in hand, the sprawling campus is most easily navigated via acronym. On...
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This Texas Ex Is Singing His Cowboy Songs in Music City
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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