Archive for: Texas history
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The Collector
By Chris O'Connell
J.P. Bryan is creating a living history of Texas and the settlement of the West. There are few stranger things than watching a painting come to life while standing...
Texas State Historical Association Returns to UT
By Andrew Roush
It was a historic day, in more than one sense. UT president Bill Powers was in the Governor’s Public Reception Room at the state capitol Friday morning, the...
Did This Alum Write the Great American Novel? [Podcast]
By Andrew Roush
Philipp Meyer’s second book, The Son, has been called arguably the best American novel of the century so far. The author, a graduate of UT’s acclaimed...
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A New UT Research Center Is Looking Into How Psychedelics Can Help Those Struggling With Mental Illness
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Digital Archive at the Ransom Center Shows How the Theatre Industry Made It Through the Pandemic
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The Way Back: Willie’s Picnic
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Letter from the Executive Director: Hangman
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Wielding the Golden Gloves