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A Lifetime of Discovery
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Meet Arianna Bennett, the third-place winner of the Gone to Texas Class of 2030 new student video contest! π€π
Each year, our newest Longhorns have the opportunity to share what becoming a Longhorn means to them through a short video submission. This year, the top three finalists had the chance to share their stories with the entire Class of 2030 at Gone to Texas, inspiring their fellow Longhorns as they begin their journey at UT Austin.
Congratulations, Arianna, and welcome to the Forty Acres! π§‘
This Labor Day, weβre looking back at how hundreds of local stonemasons, steelworkers, carpenters, artisans and others helped build the Tower nearly 90 years ago. π€
As crews work on the Tower once again today, raise your horns to the past, present and future of this Texas icon.
Read more at our link in bio. π
Nothing beats game day as a Longhorn! π€
Follow Social Media Ambassador Lila as she takes us along for her very first football game in burnt orange π§‘
Happy College Colors Day, Longhorn Nation! π§‘
Did you know our iconic burnt orange has a backstory? What started with three students and a baseball game in 1885 has become a symbol of Longhorn pride and belonging.
Read the full story to see how we found our signature shade at the link in our bio π€
Meet Kaiyah King, the second-place winner of the Gone to Texas Class of 2030 new student video contest! π€π
Each year, our newest Longhorns have the opportunity to share what becoming a Longhorn means to them through a short video submission. This year, the top three finalists had their videos shown to the entire Class of 2030 at Gone to Texas, inspiring their fellow Longhorns as they begin their journey at UT Austin.
Congratulations, Kaiyah, and welcome to the Forty Acres! π§‘
