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Texas Trio Sweeps Statewide Writing Competition for Law Students

For the first time, students from a single law school claimed the top three spots in the annual Paper Chase Legal Writing Competition.

Research

Oden Institute for Computational Engineering & Sciences

New Findings Reshape How Scientists Understand Microscopic Behavior of Materials Used in Electronics Devices

A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), “Symmetry-protected topological polarons,” uncovers an unexpected layer of structure in one of the most common quasiparticles in solid-state physics: the polaron.

Academics

UT Launches Ackerman Program on Jewish and Western Civilization, Rosenthal-Levy Scholars

Students will be able to explore Jewish thought, Western civilization, and modern Israel through new courses and a study abroad program in Israel, with merit-based scholarships available for exceptional students.

Student Experience

Marching Forward: How UT is Shaping the Future of Robotics

The annual Robot Parade showcases the program’s innovative research across robotics.

Academics

Scaling Up Computing Education in a Time of AI

How TACC is helping shape the next generation of computational scientists at UT Austin

Student Experience

Classroom to Career: How One Graduate Found Her Path Through UT’s Arts Programs

Stacy Nguyen discusses the impact of her internship experiences on her art and her life.

Landscaping on the University of Texas at Austin campus in the foreground with the University of Texas Tower in the background

Academics

UT To Launch New Strategy and Statecraft, Great Books Majors With NEH Grant

Research

Allan MacDonald Wins Frontiers of Knowledge Award

The UT Austin physicist was one of two scientists to win the international prize in the category of basic sciences.

Research

Discovery to Impact’s 2025 Annual Report Highlights Breakout Year for UT Research Commercialization

The report highlights prominent growth in inventions, startups, and industry partnerships.

Campus

Honoring Steve Hicks: A Legacy of Generosity and Impact

Health & Medicine

UT Undergrad Uncovers Country-Specific Factors Linked to Improved Cancer Outcomes

Milit Patel co-led groundbreaking research that used machine learning to identify factors across 185 countries that are most strongly associated with improved cancer outcomes worldwide, publishing the findings in Annals of Oncology.