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TXEXplainer: Why Top 10 Percent Is Now Top 7

UT’s automatic-admissions process is changing. The rule is commonly known as Top 10 Percent, but that just might need to change. The San Antonio Express-News...

 
 

Powers Wins Prestigious Fleming Award for Legal Scholarship

Bill Powers is being awarded for his work in tort law with one of the field’s most prestigious prizes. UT president Bill Powers is the 2012 co-recipient of...

 
 

Powers Reiterates “Tremendous” Value of Prop 1 at UT Nursing School

With a week until election day, UT-Austin President Bill Powers emphasizes the need to pass Prop 1, and the importance of a medical school for the University and...

 
 

Prop 1 an Innovative Way to Fund a Medical School

 Dallas, Fort Worth, Lubbock, and San Antonio all have medical schools. Houston has two, not counting one in nearby Galveston. El Paso has a medical school. College...

 
 

Why the AAU Is So Important

I’d like to share the news that on Tuesday of this week I was elected vice-chair of the Association of American Universities. This means that next year I’ll...

 
 

UT Launches Loan Forgiveness Pilot Program

The University of Texas at Austin is incentivizing on-time graduation in order to reduce student debt. It’s all part of a monumental push to save students...

 
 

UT-Austin Cracks Top 25 in Latest Worldwide Rankings

UT-Austin bucks a trend of American universities falling behind their Asian competitors. The world’s most prestigious rankings list, released today, shows...

 
 

Poll: Majority of Texans See Value in Public Universities

Questions of value are at the center of the ongoing higher education debate in Texas. Is a college degree worth the cost? Do public universities provide a quality...

 
 

Confirmed: Class of 2016 is UT’s Largest-Ever Freshman Class

The numbers are in: with 8,092 entering freshmen this fall, UT has its largest-ever freshman class. This afternoon, UT released preliminary enrollment data for...

 
 

UT on the Cover of New Texas Monthly [Unveiled]

For those of us who follow University of Texas news closely, we’ve known since the beginning of the summer that Texas Monthly has been working on an article...

 
 
 
 
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