Academics
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McCombs School of BusinessComing Home: Q&A With McCombs School of Business Dean Bradley R. Staats
McCombs’ new dean on listening first, learning always and why he’s happy to be home.
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What Did Art in America Look Like 250 Years Ago? A Q&A With Art History Professor Susan Rather
The College of Fine Arts professor spoke about the evolution of artists and art since our nation’s birth.
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Moody College To Launch Eastin Center for Career Readiness, Transforming How Students Prepare for the Workforce
A landmark gift from Joe and Monica Eastin will give Moody students greater access to hands-on internships, employer connections, and career coaching.
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UT Establishes New Vice Provost for the Arts
The University of Texas at Austin will establish a new executive-level position and bring two of the University’s strongest cultural institutions under the purview of the Provost’s Office.
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Moody College of Communication‘Live From UT Austin, it’s RTF Live!’
Using the ‘Saturday Night Live’ archive at the Harry Ransom Center, Moody students learned about sketch comedy writing and created their own full episode of ‘RTF Live!’
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UT’s Sports Mom
As the University’s faculty athletics representative, Mechele Dickerson is the hyphen in student-athlete.
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Bradley Staats Appointed Dean of McCombs School of Business
He will begin his appointment on July 1, succeeding Lillian Mills, who has served as dean since 2020 and will return to the Shulkin Department of Accounting as a distinguished faculty member.
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Artemis Astronauts Showcase UT Geology Roots
Jackson School of Geosciences emeritus distinguished senior lecturer helped train every new class of NASA astronaut hopefuls since 2009, including all four of the moonfaring Artemis II crew.
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UT Faculty Members Elected Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Professors Radu Marculescu and Dev Niyogi have been recognized as 2025 AAAS Fellows for their contributions to science and engineering.
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UT Receives Gift To Name Department of Accounting
Jonathan Shulkin’s gift to the McCombs School of Business will open broader career paths for country’s top students.






