Archive for: Wallace Fowler
The Final Frontier: A Longtime UT Engineering Professor Bids Farewell
By Marisa Charpentier
It was 1957, and Wallace Fowler’s life was about to be altered forever. A self-proclaimed airplane nut and a recent high school graduate, Fowler, BA ’60,...
Exploring Space Is Still Worth the Cost, Says UT Expert
By Wallace Fowler
Sunday, July 20, will mark 45 years since the United States put the first two astronauts safely on the moon. The cost for the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs...
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Letter From the Executive Director: Film School
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An Iconic Mural Near Campus Just Got a Well-Deserved Update
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Robots Are Roaming the Forty Acres in a New Research Program
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This Blanton Museum Exhibit Examines the Long Afterlife of the Medieval Aesthetic
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A UT English Course Reveals Memories of Alfred Hitchcock’s Works Across Generations