One balmy September morning, I sat in the Austin airport breathing shallowly, gripped by apprehension. I was about to traverse the Atlantic to meet 18 Flying Longhorns...
In Greece, the Flying Longhorns discovered a country at once ancient and new.
It’s easy to see why the ancient Greeks believed that Delphi was the center of...
Lee Vogt, BS ’69, and Gary Vogt, BBA ’69, hooked ’em from the beach on Rhodes Island in Greece, as part of a 12-day Mediterranean cruise they enjoyed with...
How a UT researcher stumbled onto a hidden archaeological treasure and shared it with the world.
UT archaeology professor Joseph Carter’s niche is excavating...
Retracing the exact steps of your honeymoon isn’t something most couples have the opportunity to do. But on a recent Flying Longhorns trip, Sam Horton, MS...
Priscilla Rodriguez, BA, BS ’13, recently celebrated her graduation on the Flying Longhorns’ annual Essential Europe trip for new grads. She took hook ’em...
In Rome, they gaped in wonder at the vaulted ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. In Turkey, they explored the ancient ruins of Ephesus, Cleopatra’s old stomping grounds....
