A woman in a beautiful red dress squeezes down the narrow aisle of a small Air Botswana plane. Anne McCullough’s hand instinctively reaches for her sketchbook,...
As told to Chris O’Connell. All illustrations by Melissa Reese.
A group of Flying Longhorns recently cruised around the Western Mediterranean aboard the Marina,...
Every October and November, polar bears roam the far northern reaches of Manitoba, Canada, while migrating to the Hudson Bay. Longhorn Susan Mobley, ’71, recently...
A journey down the Danube River
In the early 1970s, in order to complete the Iron Gate Dams and harness the awesome power of the Danube River for hydroelectricity,...
On the 70th anniversary of D-Day, the Flying Longhorns paid tribute.
Omaha Beach,” Frank Denius says. “That’s where I crawled up.” Holding court on the...
The Flying Longhorns find a taste of Texas in Buenos Aires and Patagonia.
“The eyes of Texas are upon you!” The group belted out, horns proudly raised to...
Earlier this year, 17 intrepid Flying Longhorns went to the end of the Earth to experience the frosty, fantastic wonders of Antarctica. Our multimedia producer traveled...
Pat Cook, BA ’73, Life Member, roamed the Galápagos Islands and Machu Picchu last month with the Flying Longhorns. In Part 1, Cook reflected on the wondrous...
Pat Cook, BA ’73, Life Member, roamed the Galápagos Islands and Machu Picchu last month with the Flying Longhorns. In this first of a two-part travelogue, Cook...
One of the world’s greatest engineering feats, the Panama Canal turns 100 this year. The 48-mile-long canal sees more than 14,000 ships annually. This spring,...
