David Douglas Duncan Dies at 102. His Photos Live On.
For decades, Americans at home and abroad learned of world events as they unfolded before Duncan’s camera. His archive at the Harry Ransom Center is a testament to his life's work.
Waller Creek Finds a Place in the Sun
Waller Creek — the corridor that enlivens UT Austin just east of the original Forty Acres — is gaining center stage.
How Much SPF Do You Need In Your Sunscreen?
Summer is here, and that means spending time in the sun. Ade Adamson, assistant professor of dermatology at Dell Medical School, explains what you need to know about sun protection.
How a UT Senior Became the Star of 2018 Election Forecasting
G. Elliott Morris: If you watch Twitter on election nights, you know the name.
We Put these 2018 Summer Movies to the Test
Summer blockbuster season is here, and an impressive crop of films feature science concepts. We sat down with scientists at UT Austin to find out how close to reality the movie magic really is.
Vital Statistics
From baseball to financial investing, from elections to oil drilling, analyzing data quickly to predict future outcomes is transforming industries and activities around the world.
After Starbucks’ Racial Bias Training, What Comes Now?
We must hold all corporations and nonprofits to a higher standard over the long term.
By Separating Families, We've Caused Irreparable Harm
It should not be left to the states to channel funds or fix this problem.
NFL’s Protest Policy Is Not Unjust, But It Solves Nothing
The new policy, trying to please everyone, pleases almost no one.
