Veteran state Senator and Distinguished Alumna Judith Zaffirini, BS ’67, MA ’70, PhD ’78, Life Member, (D-Laredo), talks about the UT Board of Regents,...
One of UT’s quirkiest campus icons celebrates its 105th birthday this week. Meet Alec, the Cockrell School of Engineering’s patron saint.
On the evening...
Lawmakers likely to fund the modern engineering building UT desperately needs.
An upgrade to UT’s Cockrell School of Engineering is making its way through a sometimes...
In today’s ever-changing world, one thing is increasingly clear: The need for innovative engineers has never been greater.
Scientists and engineers make up only...
Clint Dawson isn’t exactly a thrill-seeker. The soft-spoken engineer has never lived through a hurricane and says the only way he’d agree to see one firsthand...
It’s a classic success story, and it never gets old. An innovator nurtures a great idea from humble beginnings into a multinational company with a positive impact...
As the Cockrell School of Engineering looks to replace its aging Engineering-Science Building, the Alcalde took a look inside the 50 year-old facility to see where...
Wearable electronics, foldable laptops, and rollable batteries—a whole new nanomanufacturing industry is within view, and with a huge new federal grant, UT-Austin...
Dressed in cap and gown with family from across the country present, most Longhorns are just happy to make it out of the Forty Acres alive. Six alumni of the Cockrell...
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