That’s Not Just Grass. That’s the Best Turf in Texas.
UT’s main campus is now the largest example of organic landscaping in Texas’ capital city.
Love – what is it good for?
People in all cultures around the world glorify love, particularly romantic love. It is enshrined as the cornerstone of a happy mating relationship, but why?
Major Quantum Computing Advance Made Obsolete by UT Grad
Tang came to UT at 14, graduated at 18 and is already cracking open a problem that stumped computer scientists for years.
Four Reasons Everyone Should Study History
In the past, STEM and the arts and humanities have largely been taught as unconnected disciplines, but there is more overlap between fields than many realize.
Fighting Hepatitis C Virus
Scientists studying the cattle virus that killed a beloved UT mascot nearly three years ago have stumbled upon a discovery that may help unlock treatments for a virus that poses a major threat to people: hepatitis C.
A Texas-Sized Summer Reading List 2018
Curious what you should add to your reading list? UT faculty members handpicked 58 books to read this summer (or anytime).
To Help Separated Families, Tap the Experts
We owe it to them, and we owe it now. We must earn their trust.
Attack on Mental Health Support Ignores Campus Climate
Focusing on mental health and building systems of support should be lauded and supported.
Texans Deserve Politicians Who Debate
Debates are more than name recognition.
