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The Way Back: We Can Do It!

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When bombs fell on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, the world changed forever—and so did life at UT. The university underwent a drastic transformation as it restructured...

 
 

Engineering School Enrolls Highest Number of Women Yet

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When the Women in Engineering Program (WEP) first began at UT in 1991, the goal was to recruit and retain more female engineers. Twenty-two years later, the University’s...

 
 

Negotiate Now: Tips for Women

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How can women be stellar negotiators? McCombs professor Emily Amanatullah says to turn inherent sexism to your advantage. She talked strategy with Texas Exes career...

 
 
Longhorn High Jumpers Strategize, Then Soar

Longhorn High Jumpers Strategize, Then Soar

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As a product of both rhythm and power, the high jump is one of the most physically impressive track and field events to observe. But for the jumper, clearing the...

 
 

Family Celebrates Four Generations of Women Living on Campus

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Kay Patten Beasley lived in the very same UT residence hall her daughter and granddaughter did. But their very different experiences show how college and society...

 
 
 
 
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