Archive for: don graham

 
The View from Parlin

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The View from Parlin

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An English professor pays tribute to his home on campus. The girl just ahead of me is talking excitedly on her iPhone. She is in a world of her own, and I listen....

 
 

Did This Alum Write the Great American Novel? [Podcast]

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Philipp Meyer’s second book, The Son, has been called arguably the best American novel of the century so far. The author, a graduate of UT’s acclaimed...

 
 

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A University of the First Class: Don Graham

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On the occasion of the Alcalde’s 100th anniversary, we asked Longhorns what “a University of the first class” means to them.  Don Graham PhD ’71 Professor,...

 
 

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Fightin’ Words

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Too many writers and outsiders make a mockery of Texas. Don Graham says those are fightin’ words, and explains why we should celebrate, not satirize, our...

 
 

Your July|August Reading List

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State of Minds: Texas Culture and Its Discontents By Don Graham The renowned professor who occupies the J. Frank Dobie chair in literature and teaches the famous...

 
 
 
 
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