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Texas Volleyball Sweeps Big 12 Coaches Poll

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While volleyball star Destinee Hooker brings Team USA and the Longhorn Nation ever closer to another gold at the 2012 Olympics, her former team is striking fear...

 
 

UT’s Film School Ranked 12th in the World

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Want to get a Steven Spielberg-level education without his multibillion dollar bankroll? If you’re on the Forty Acres, you’re in the right place. Ranked...

 
 

U.S. News Rankings Mostly Good For UT

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It’s a horse race, but we’ll tell you what’s happening. The latest edition of the venerable college rankings from the U.S. News and World Report...

 
 

UT Named One of America’s Most Disability-Friendly Colleges

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Best value, best business professors, best for public service—UT regularly lands on dozens of best-of lists. Now we have another accolade to celebrate: being...

 
 

UT Named in Top 10 Best Values Among Public Universities

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Last month Kiplinger’s named UT the 24th-best value public university in the country. Now the Princeton Review has put us at number 10 on its best-value list. Like...

 
 

Longhorn Band Named One of Country’s Top 10

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A new accolade for the “Showband of the Southwest”: The Longhorn Band has been named one of the 10 best college marching bands in the country by the...

 
 

Texas Named 29th-Best University in the World

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The University of Texas at Austin is the world’s 29th-best university, according to a new ranking of the best 400 institutions across the globe. The Times...

 
 

Cockrell School of Engineering Racks Up the Accolades

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A little over a year ago, Forbes called UT’s Cockrell School of Engineering a “secret weapon” of Austin’s growth in the field of innovation. And now—thanks...

 
 

McCombs Recognized for Teaching Social Ethics, Responsibility

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McCombs’ commitment to social, ethical, and environmental concerns has landed the business school in the top 30 of the Aspen Institute’s biennial global...

 
 

UT Named 35th-Best University in World

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The University of Texas motto isn’t ‘what starts here changes Texas,’ or even ‘what starts here changes the nation.’ Our commercials boast that what starts...

 
 
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