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Pen-Like Device That Detects Cancer Takes a Top Prize at South by Southwest
UT professor and team were honored with an award at SXSW for cancer detecting pen.
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Engineering and Social Work Students Unite to Fight Malnutrition in Guatemala
Projects with Underserved Communities (PUC) is a yearlong course that puts students to work on a humanitarian project abroad with the goal of changing the world.
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2018 Wildflower Season Expected To Be Typical, But Still Terrific
The spring wildflower season is on track to be typical in many parts of Texas, say experts at UT Austin’s Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. But an average wildflower season in Texas is still well worth a road trip.
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MEDIA ADVISORY: UT Hosts New York Times Chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr. at the McGarr Symposium
UT Austin hosts New York Times Chairman
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Addressing Global Health One Prototype at a Time
UT Students competing in the Engineering World Health’s Design Competition develop a low-cost incubator for babies with jaundice.
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Former New York Times Editor Named Director of UT Journalism School
Kathleen McElroy, a journalist and former editor at The New York Times, has been appointed as the new director for the School of Journalism at UT Austin.
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Experienced Leaders Go Back to School at UT Austin Thanks to New Program
UT Austin will launch a nine-month program that provides experienced professionals the unique opportunity to explore the vast educational resources of UT Austin through a highly personalized curriculum.
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Texas Primary Elections: What They Are and Why They Matter
Texas holds primary elections tomorrow. Here’s what you need to know about them, according to Jim Henson, director of the Texas Politics Project and UT/Texas Tribune Poll.
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New Falcon Cam Offers Live Viewing of UT Tower’s Resident Raptor
A new live streaming web camera will allow scientists and members of the public to learn about a rare peregrine falcon that lives at the top of the UT Tower.
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Sen. Fred Harris (D-OK), Julián Castro to discuss race relations on 50th anniversary of Kerner Report, a historic study that examines the roots of racism and inequality in U.S.
Sen. Fred Harris, Julian Castro to discuss race relations on 50th anniversary of Kerner Report
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UT International Board of Advisors Creates Award for Global Learning
The UT International Board of Advisors has launched its first program, the President’s Award for Global Learning, as part of its effort to further internationalize the campus and prepare future global leaders.
