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UT Game Changers: The Texas Bookshelf Project
The University of Texas Press is undertaking a project unprecedented in publishing: The Texas Bookshelf.
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Photojournalist and Professor Eli Reed’s Work Featured in New Book
A new book from the University of Texas Press presents the first career retrospective of Eli Reed, one of America’s leading contemporary photojournalists and the first African American member of Magnum Photos. Eli Reed: A Long Walk Home will be published May 15.
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New Leadership Named for Longhorn Band
Scott Hanna has been named the new director of the Longhorn Band at UT Austin. Hanna has served as the associate director of the band for the past 16 years and also will be promoted to associate director of bands in the Butler School of Music.
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“Frank Reaugh: Landscapes of Texas and the American West” Exhibition Explores Life and Work of Artist
The Harry Ransom Center’s exhibition “Frank Reaugh: Landscapes of Texas and the American West” explores the life and work of artist, educator, inventor and naturalist Charles Franklin Reaugh (1860–1945).
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UT Game Changers: Larry Speck, The Impact of Architecture
In this Web edition of UT Game Changers on The Longhorn Network, Larry Speck discusses the impact of architecture on our lives.
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Texas-Sized Fashion Show Puts Innovative Student Designs on Display
Fusion, the University of Texas at Austin student fashion show, features designs from 24 senior students in the University Fashion Group with awards given by industry professionals Carla McDonald, Patty Hoffpauir, Sergio Guadarrama, Lance Avery Morgan, Megan Summerville, Linda Asaf and Gail Chovan.
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Visual Arts Center Participates in Exhibition Exploring Experiential Art Organized by The Contemporary Austin
The Contemporary Austin will present “Strange Pilgrims” — the museum’s first large-scale, thematic group exhibition — Sept. 27-Jan. 24, with special venue support and artist-in-residence partnership from theVisual Arts Center in the Department of Art and Art History at The University of Texas at Austin (VAC).
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Shakespeare Wrote Contested Play, Suggests Psychological Text Analysis
Through the use of text-analysis software, psychology researchers have identified William Shakespeare as the author of the long-contested play “Double Falsehood,” as described this week in the journal Psychological Science.
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UT Game Changers: Elizabeth Richmond-Garza, Do We Lead Double Lives?
Elizabeth Richmond-Garza sets a gothic mood by traveling to Jack the Ripper’s London.
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Shakespeare Brand Identified in His First Poems
A printer’s ornament on the title pages of William Shakespeare’s earliest works suggests that from an early stage in his career, the poet received significant support in fashioning a unique brand.
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Five Great UT Artistic Landmarks
You can’t go far without seeing extraordinary art on the Forty Acres. Take a close look at five important pieces of campus art and the settings in which they reside.
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UT Austin Humanities Institute Awards Grants to Local Nonprofit Professionals
The Humanities Institute at The University of Texas at Austin has awarded three 2015 Community Sabbatical Research Grants, which provide paid flexible leave time, faculty consultants and access to the university libraries to three staff members of nonprofit organizations based in Central Texas.
