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Longhorn Band Celebrates 70 Years of Women in the Program
To mark the occasion, the Longhorn Alumni Band honored some of the program’s trailblazing women.
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Battle Hall Reborn
The University’s architectural gem is open once again, restored and improved.
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Honoring the Alumnus Who Became Texas’ First Black Licensed Architect
As the first Black graduate of The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Architecture, John S. Chase helped open doors for generations of architects. Now, the library that serves Longhorn architects and planners bears his name. Read the story.
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Oden Institute for Computational Engineering & SciencesTesting Treatments Before the Trials: Oden Researchers Build Virtual Clinical Trials for Breast Cancer
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Touring the Tower
Preservation Planner Kim Barker discusses the historic architectural details of the ground floor of the University’s most recognizable building, as well as a vision for its future.
We’re getting ready to deck the Forty Acres, and you’re invited ✨🤘
Meet us on the South Mall at 5:30 p.m. on November 17 for Longhorn Lights opening night. Let`s celebrate the holiday season, Longhorn style! 🧡
Learn more at the link in our bio!
Horns up for Longhorn veterans and active duty service members! 🧡🤘
Thank you for your service and the difference you make in our communities.
Give a veteran in your life a shout out in the comments!
Honoring service is a part of our story 🧡
This Veterans Day, we invite you to explore the campus landmarks that pay tribute to those who have served, as well as the communities that actively support our current student veterans.
Learn more at the link in our bio 🇺🇸🤘
Let the countdown begin! 🧡✨
Join us November 17 at 5:30 PM for Longhorn Lights opening night! Celebrate as we flip the switch and light up campus for the holidays.
We’ll see you there, Longhorns! 🤘
From the lab to Speedway, meet Texas Robotics! 🤖
Texas Robotics brings together students, faculty and researchers from across UT Austin to shape the future of robotics through research, education and collaboration. What better way to showcase that work than by bringing the robots out of the lab and into the community?
Learn more about Texas Robotics at the link in our bio! 🧡
