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Exhibition Reveals Range of Stories from Ransom Center’s Collections
“Stories to Tell: Selections from the Harry Ransom Center” reveals range of stories from the Ransom Center’s collections.
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Richard E. Rainwater Leaves $5 Million for the Study, Creation and Performance of American Music at UT Austin
A newly established $5 million endowment will advance the study at UT Austin of music produced by Americans — from roots to jazz to film music to the concert hall.
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Longhorn Shares Upsides of Downsizing After Building First Tiny House
Architecture student Davis Richardson didn’t wait for his degree to build his first house — he checked that feat off his list before arriving at UT when he successfully designed and built his first tiny house.
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Emmy and Golden Globe Award-Winning “Mad Men” Archive Donated to UT Austin’s Harry Ransom Center
The archive for the acclaimed drama “Mad Men” has been donated to the Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin.
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Center for Integrated Design Launches Design Microcredit Program and Monthly Seminar Series
UT’s Center for Integrated Design is expanding its course offerings to include microcredit courses.
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Books from Gabriel García Márquez’s Library Added to Collection
The Ransom Center has acquired books from Gabriel García Márquez’s library.
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Behind the Backdrop: The Art of Hollywood
Your eyes — and Hollywood — have been deceiving you. Two Longhorns reveal how Hollywood sets the scene.
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Venice Biennale to Showcase Work of UT Austin Artist and Colleague
UT Professor Teresa Hubbard and her partner Alexander Birchler will showcase their work in the 2017 Venice Biennale, which takes place May 13–Nov. 26, 2017, in Venice, Italy.
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Honoring the legacy of Walter Cronkite
As the nation celebrates the centennial of Walter Cronkite’s birth, UT Austin reminisces about Cronkite’s time at UT as a Longhorn.
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Classical Mexican Cinema Wins Grand Prize in the 2016 Co-op Awards
“The Classical Mexican Cinema: The Poetics of the Exceptional Golden Age Films” (University of Texas Press), Grand Prize winner of the 2016 University Co-op Robert W. Hamilton Book Award.
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Papers of Nicaraguan Luminary Ernesto Cardenal Find a Home at Benson Latin American Collection
The archive of Nicaraguan poet, priest and political activist Ernesto Cardenal will open in November at the Nettie Lee Benson Latin American Collection at UT Austin.
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UT Austin’s School of Architecture To Host “The Secret Life of Buildings” Symposium
The School of Architecture at UT Austin will host a four-day symposium called “The Secret Life of Buildings.”
