What’s the Story Behind the Tower?
There aren’t many universities with their own skyscraper. So why does Texas have one, and what was it built for?
Congratulations to James Allison, 2018 Nobel Prize Winner
Allison, a world-renowned pioneer of cancer immunotherapy, won the 2018 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine this week.
Happy 60th Birthday, NASA!
From walks on the moon to hunts for new planets, The University of Texas at Austin is proud to have partnered with NASA over the years.
Labs at UTMSI Reopen a Year After Hurricane Harvey
Resilient marine scientists home again as lab building reopens after Harvey.
How Much is Our History Worth? Lessons from Museu Nacional
Millions of priceless artifacts were engulfed overnight in Rio de Janeiro on Sept. 2, 2018. What can this teach us about protecting history in the face of disaster?
Keeping Texas Fishing Strong
The spotted seatrout is one of the most prized targets of saltwater recreational fisheries in Texas. A better understanding of its habits improves fishing opportunities for generations to come.
The Role Underage Drinking Plays in Assaults is Big
There is a scientific connection between sexual assault and alcohol consumption.
Texas Needs to Fund Its Public Schools Differently
More of us need to understand the flaws in our state’s school finance system.
There Should Not Be a Litmus Test for Patriotism
Patriotism should not be defined by engaging in patriotic rituals.
