Archive for: Bluebonnet
They Live: The Saga of the Maroon Bluebonnet Continues
By Chris O'Connell
Editor’s Note: UT has issued a statement on the bluebonnet chronicles, indicating that the university has no official plans to remove the maroon bluebonnet...
Maroon Bluebonnets Spotted on Campus; Nature Will Destroy Them
By Chris O'Connell
The Texas bluebonnet used to mean Texas pride, but on the UT-Austin campus, it now means war. Maroon bluebonnets have sprung up on the Forty Acres—and some think...
Orange Jackets Honor Female Campus Leaders With Tea Party
By Jordan Schraeder
We like to think that here at The Alcalde we keep our readers informed and up-to-date on any and all University news, but it definitely takes the cake when one of...
Bluebonnet Chain Signified Passing of Leadership On Campus
By Jim Nicar
For almost half a century, springtime on campus was heralded by a sea of bluebonnets and dotted with poppies, yellow daisies, and the bright red blossoms of the...
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A New Program Is Filling Dell Seton Medical Center’s Halls With a Joyful Sound
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How Title IX Helped Level the Playing Field
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Discover These New Reads From the Longhorn Universe
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A New Book Unpacks the Meaning of the Misplaced Objects We Miss the Most
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A New UT Research Center Is Looking Into How Psychedelics Can Help Those Struggling With Mental Illness