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MEDIA ADVISORY: University to Close Tuesday Due to Threat of Severe Winter Weather
Due to the threat of severe winter weather, UT Austin will be closed, Tuesday, January 16, 2018.
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Tiny Dinosaur May Have Dazzled Mates with Rainbow Ruff and a Bony Crest
A newly discovered, bird-like dinosaur fossil from China used a shaggy ruff of rainbow feathers to attract mates.
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Playwright Arthur Miller’s Archive Comes to Harry Ransom Center
The Harry Ransom Center has acquired the archive of American playwright Arthur Miller.
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$15.5 Million Awarded for Austin State Hospital Redesign
Dell Medical School will lead a $15.5 million redesign of the Austin State Hospital to be the cornerstone for an improved system of collaborative, community-focused care that helps people across Central Texas.
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5 Things You Need to Quit Smoking
A popular New Year’s resolution that many fail to keep is to quit smoking. Make sure you have these five things lined up in your resolution plan to increase success.
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Statement on Rita Clements by President Gregory L. Fenves
Statement on Rita Clements, distinguished alumna and former regent.
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The Year in Tower Lightings: 2017 Brings Reasons for Tower to Shine
The past year brought plenty of reasons for the Tower to show off Longhorn pride with a burnt-orange glow.
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This UT Austin Research Changed The World in 2017
Here is some of the UT Austin research that captured the public imagination in 2017.
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10 Ways UT Austin Was Ranked Around the World in 2017
Here is a guide to the many ways UT Austin was recognized as one of the best universities in the world in 2017.
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The Downside to Downtime at Work: There Are Significant Costs, Study Shows
Companies in the United States pay more than $100 billion in wages every year for time that employees spend idle, according to new research from the McCombs School of Business at The University of Texas at Austin.
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“The Open Road” is Calling. Where Will It Take You?
A photography exhibit at the Blanton presents a journey through America’s evolving culture, as viewed on its highways and byways from the 1950s to now.
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This Is Why We Still Struggle to Give the Perfect Gift
McCombs researcher Susan M. Broniarczyk explains why registries and wish lists don’t actually make it easier to shop for those you care about.
