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UT Researchers Stand Ready for Next Quantum Revolution
From solving specialized problems in quantum computing and developing sensors to training the next generation of quantum researchers, UT experts are meeting the moment.
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Students Go Home to Texas for the Summer
Through the Home to Texas program, 38 first-year students completed paid internships in their hometowns.
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Jia Leo Li Selected as a 2026 Moore Foundation Experimental Physics Investigator
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The Tower Restoration: Facts and Figures
At 89 years old, the Tower is a long-standing symbol of UT and generations of Longhorns. Now, amid the ongoing restoration project, the building is being ushered back to its 1937 appearance, with its colors and architectural details renewed as architect Paul Cret originally intended. Learn more about this transformational project that began in late 2024.
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Garrison Hall’s Centennial
Preservationist Kim Barker takes viewers on a tour of one of the Forty Acres’ most iconic buildings as the History Department celebrates 100 years of Garrison Hall and a century since awarding its first Ph.D.
Congratulations to Claudia F. Lucchinetti, M.D., who has been named executive vice president for medical affairs and the UT Dell Medicine health system. 🤘
An internationally recognized neurologist and dean of Dell Medical School, Dr. Lucchinetti is leading UT’s vision to build a world-class academic medical system that brings together patient care, research and medical education to improve health in Texas and beyond.
Under her leadership, The University of Texas at Austin is setting a new standard for academic medicine and shaping the future of health care.
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Check out Tanvi`s formula for a day on the Forty Acres 🤖🤘
From robot learning to nutrition, this is life as a Longhorn STEM major!
The Forty Acres doubles as an art museum 🎨
With about 50 works in our Landmarks public art collection, a walk across campus offers plenty to discover. UT staff member Morgan Laner challenged herself to visit them all, finding new perspectives on familiar places along the way.
Find inspiration for your own campus art walk at the link in our bio 🤘
From the Forty Acres to the ancient world 🤘
Longhorn research is giving students hands-on opportunities to uncover the stories of Oplontis, an ancient Roman site preserved beneath the ash of Mount Vesuvius for nearly 2,000 years.
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Longhorn Friday is looking a little cloudier than usual 🌧️🧡
