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8 Tips to Protect Your Identity Beyond the Computer

Identity thieves are on the lookout for human error to make their next move. These eight tips can help keep you from being a victim.

Student Experience

Seven Alternative Spots For Taking Graduation Photos on Campus

Luckily for Longhorns, there are numerous Instagram-worthy spots to take graduation photos on the UT campus.

Research

MEDIA ADVISORY: UT Austin’s IC² Institute Celebrates 40 Years of Creating Entrepreneurial Wealth in Texas and Globally

Civic leaders and UT Austin celebrate the 40th anniversary of the university’s IC² Institute.

Campus

How a Penguin Helped a Longhorn Win the Pulitzer

Celebrate World Penguin Day with Opus, Bloom County and the Cartoonist who Brought it All to Life

Student Experience

UT Austin Mourns the Death of Former Provost Gerhard Fonken

Gerhard Fonken, former executive vice president and provost at The University of Texas at Austin, died this month at the age of 88.

Student Experience

Meet City Hall Fellows Making an Impact in East Austin

Research

Nondigital, Analog Theft is Main Driver in Identity-Related Crimes, New Report Finds

Identity theft through non-digital rather than digitalis the major driver of identity-related crimes, according to new research from the center for Identity at UT Austin.

Student Experience

Throwback: 100 Years of RecSports

Take a look at pictures of Longhorns competing in intramural games and RecSports activities throughout the years.

Campus

Archive Acquired of Theatre and Film Actor Peter O’Toole

The Harry Ransom Center has obtained the archive of British-Irish theatre and film actor Peter O’Toole.

Student Experience

Gregory J. Vincent Named Next President of Hobart and William Smith Colleges

Dr. Gregory Vincent, vice president for diversity and community engagement will be leaving to serve as president of Hobart and William Smith Colleges.

Health & Medicine

Researchers Seek to Reduce Nighttime Agitation in People With Alzheimer’s Disease

Researchers at UT Austin and the University of Wisconsin received a $3.9 million award from the National Institute on Aging to improve treatment of nighttime agitation in people with Alzheimer’s disease.