Archive for: entrepreneurship
Despite Obstacles, Black-Owned Businesses Are on the Rise in Texas
By Rose Cahalan
Black-owned businesses are growing fast in Texas—but they tend to be smaller than average, and black entrepreneurs face significant economic challenges, according...
“How Millenials Are Sparking Change”: Five Tips For Young Entrepreneurs
By Rose Cahalan
Entrepreneurship is in. That was the message from a town hall event this week at UT’s Student Activities Center. Co-hosted by the Atlantic, National Journal,...
Report: UT’s Startup Incubator Has Created 6,520 Jobs
By Rose Cahalan
For the past quarter-century, the Austin Technology Incubator—a startup hub based out of UT’s IC² Institute—has been quietly chugging along at the Pickle...
Rocky Mountain Chapter Talks Business With John Doggett
By Rose Cahalan
Texas Exes chapters may be best known for their happy hours, chili cook-offs, and tailgates, but Longhorn alumni are just as serious about lifelong learning as...
UT Food Lab Grows an Organic Conversation
By Rose Cahalan
Breathable chocolate, cheese with biodegradable packaging, and frozen yogurt pods that don’t melt: these futuristic food ideas sound like the stuff of fantasy. In...
Fishy Business
By Rose Cahalan
UT grad Alan Blake commercialized the world’s first genetically modified pet: a glow-in-the-dark fish. A decade later, the glow hasn’t worn off. Walk into almost...
A Bottom-Line Focus Would Harm Texas’ Top Universities
By Arthur B. Markman
This article also ran in the Texas Tribune Over the past year in Texas, we’ve heard a vigorous debate about our public universities. Critics of Texas higher education...
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This Texas Ex Is Singing His Cowboy Songs in Music City
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How a Former Marine Built UT’s National Championship Weightlifting Team
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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