With a look back at the first two months of the Legislature (and the podcast), we articulate the top policy priorities for UT Advocates.
Tim Taliaferro is vice...
Dell, Facebook, 3M, Google—with a plethora of tech companies within its city limits, Austin has more than earned its nickname of “Silicon Hills.” Now, with...
At the end of the week, massive federal spending cuts could shake up America’s universities (and just about everything else). We look into how buzzwords like...
Honored by the President, two UT professors reflect on long scientific careers and what keeps them searching for new discoveries.
At most universities, having two...
Half of all U.S. undergraduates and 70 percent of all community college students start college without being academically ready and require remedial courses to...
A thriving economy depends on a vibrant business culture, and Texas is arguably the best state to do business in the nation. Our low taxes and reasonable approach...
Former speaker of the House and Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich visited the LBJ Presidential Library at UT last Thursday for a talk titled “Leadership...
A wood and iron platform crouches on a triangle of The University of Texas campus frequented only on six Saturdays each fall. This creaky sculpture has taken on...
UT-Austin President Bill Powers will chair the Association of American Universities, the organization of the nation’s elite research universities.
America’s...
