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New Texas Exes Are Born at UT’s 130th Spring Commencement

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Singing “The Eyes of Texas” and holding their horns up high, more than 8,000 Longhorns stood beneath the glowing Tower this weekend, watching the bursting...

 
 

Longhorn Furniture—Literally [Watch]

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UT fan Danial MacPhail sent in this photo of a Longhorn chair he handcrafted. MacPhail says he has been building chairs using real horns for about 25 years, since...

 
 

Gridiron Girl Game Preview: Oregon State

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Happy Holidays, ‘Horns fans! I hope you’re enjoying some well-deserved time off, roasting your chestnuts, dashing through the snow, lighting candles—whatever...

 
 

Texas Volleyball Brings Home National Championship

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This weekend, the Tower glowed orange to commemorate yet another of UT’s remarkable feats: the 2012 NCAA Division I Women’s Volleyball National Championship...

 
 

Gridiron Girl Game Preview: Texas Christian University

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Greetings, football maniacs! This week we look forward to uncomfortable visits from our relatives, getting out our eating pants, tryptophan overdoses, and football....

 
 

Texas Football Player Receives Armed Forces Merit Award

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It’s been an emotional few days for Texas deep snapper Nate Boyer. On Saturday, he took part in an emotionally charged Texas football victory, in which Longhorn...

 
 

Gridiron Girl Game Preview: Iowa State

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Greetings, Longhorn fans! This week brings me to you in a bittersweet mood. I am still saddened over the loss of Darrell Royal. He is an icon for the University....

 
 

Gridiron Girl Game Preview: Oklahoma

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Seriously, folks, if you haven’t been to the Red River Shootout Rivalry, go. At least once. It is one of the iconic experiences in college football. Seeing it...

 
 

Gridiron Girl Game Preview: West Virginia

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Up next for the ‘Horns: the Mountaineers of West Virginia University. As the newest addition to the Big 12, WVU brings its mountaintop removal potent offense...

 
 

Tracing Bevo

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Prior to 1493, there were no cattle in the Americas. In fact, cows weren’t introduced until Christopher Columbus’ second voyage across the Atlantic. Likely...

 
 
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