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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to Visit UT Austin Campus
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will outline the Trump administration’s Western Hemisphere policy priorities in an address at UT Austin.
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Fourth Annual UT Energy Week Explores New Technologies, Emerging Trends, Research Findings
Experts representing varying interests and perspectives have gathered on the UT Austin campus to kick off UT Energy Week, an annual conference exploring vital energy issues facing society.
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MEDIA ADVISORY: McCombs School to Host Inaugural Blockchain Conference on April 13
The inaugural Blockchain Opportunities and Reality conference aims to bring academics and industry practitioners together to increase awareness around key issues and identify new research opportunities on the topic of Blockchain.
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Exhibition Shares the Story of Vaudeville
Exhibition draws on extensive performing arts holdings to tell story of vaudeville.
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Statement by President Fenves on Review of UT Policies and Rules
President Fenves describes a review of policies and rules regarding off-campus conduct.
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Search Committee Named for Vice President for the Division of Diversity and Community Engagement Search
UT Austin President Gregory L. Fenves has appointed a 13-member search committee to assist and advise in the search for a new vice president of the Division of Diversity and Community Engagement.
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Emerging and Topical Energy Issues to be Debated During UT Energy Week
Experts from academia, industry, government and nonprofit organizations will explore new energy trends, technologies and research during the fourth annual UT Energy Week.
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A Six-String Violin? Grad Student Applies 3-D Printing to Music
A violin normally has four strings, this UT student needed one that had six. Instead of buying one, what does a longhorn do? He made it.
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Longhorn Fitness: Then v. Now
Need some fitness inspiration? We compiled a series of snapshots taking a look back at Longhorns to working up a sweat through the years.
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Ultra-Thin Memory Storage Device Paves Way for More Powerful Computing
Electrical engineers at UT Austin have developed the thinnest memory storage device with dense memory capacity.
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Campus to Resume Normal Operations Tomorrow, January 17, 2018
At this time, the university expects to proceed with normal operations tomorrow, January 17, 2018.
