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Why Is Burnt Orange Our Color?
The journey to the well-known burnt orange and white has a long and winding history.
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UT, Then and Now
What was UT in the mid-1930s, when its iconic Tower was built, and what is it today?
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Cockrell School of EngineeringTexas Engineer Michael Webber Wins McGraw Prize in Education
Energy research luminary Michael Webber has been named one of three recipients of the Harold W. McGraw, Jr. Prize in Education, one of the field’s most prestigious honors.
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Academic Medicine Raises the Bar for Pediatric Neuroscience Care in Austin
Less than a decade after its founding, the pediatric neuroscience program at Dell Children’s Medical Center, led by Dell Medical School faculty, is among the Top 25 in the U.S.
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VIDEO: Garrison Hall’s Centennial
The home of UT’s History Department is 100 years old. Preservationist Kim Barker explains one of the Forty Acres most iconic buildings.
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Student Researchers Gain Hands-On Experience in UT’s Turtle Pond
Since 2022, students have recorded information on the turtles on UT’s campus. This July, their research was published, revealing the unique microbial makeup of the turtles.
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2026 Kay Bailey Hutchison Energy Symposium Brings Together University and Industry Leaders
This year’s event invited University leadership, alumni and industry partners to discuss the future of energy globally.
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As ‘2nd Quantum Revolution’ Arrives, University of Texas Researchers Stand Ready
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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Meet the Longhorn Who Kicked His Way to $1.2 Million at College GameDay
Freshman Connor Kacena-Merrell took home the cash prize from Pat McAfee’s “College GameDay” kicking contest.
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New Low-Waste Chemistry Method Breaks Down Tough-to-Recycle Plastics
The method could help create plastic products with the best of both worlds by combining durability with an eco-friendly life cycle.
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Nursing Ph.D. Student Takes Her Experience From the Bedside to Capitol Hill
Third-year doctoral candidate and practicing operating room nurse Merci Paulhill spent her summer with the American Nurses Association, learning how policy shapes patient care.
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UT ROTC and Veterans Joined by Ohio State Students in 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb
Longhorns gather at Mike Myers Stadium to climb the steps in honor of the victims and first responders on the 25th anniversary of attacks.
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Up From the Ashes
With the Oplontis Project, art history professor John R. Clarke and alumnus Michael L. Thomas teamed up to bring another victim of Vesuvius back to life.
