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UT Austin’s School of Architecture Establishes Initiative on Race, Gender and the Built Environment
The School of Architecture at UT Austin has established a new Initiative on Race, Gender, and the Built Environment, and appointed Anna Brand and Andrea Roberts as its first emerging scholar fellows.
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Super-resolution Microscope Builds 3D Images by Mapping Negative Space
A new super-resolution microscope technique could aid in the development of artificial organs such as skin or heart tissue.
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The official “bell ringer” for UT Austin passes away at 93 years old
For 60 years, Tom Anderson’s melodies drifted from the Tower’s Kniker Carillon. He is a legendary longhorn. He will be missed.
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MEDIA ADVISORY: Kevin Durant to Speak on Campus About Leadership
NBA player and former Longhorn basketball star Kevin Durant will sit down with Daron K. Roberts, of the Center for Sports Leadership & Innovation, to discuss life as one of the most visible athletes in the world.
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New Degree Options in UT’s College of Fine Arts Designed to Prepare Students for Jobs in Creative Economy
The College of Fine Arts at UT Austin is adding two new undergraduate degrees: a Bachelor of Science in Arts and Entertainment Technologies and a Bachelor of Arts in Design.
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BEVO XV’s Reign Starts Sunday
There’s a new steer in town. And his reign starts soon.
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New ‘Critical Audit Matters’ Serve as Warning for Investors, According to New Research
The first major change in auditing reports in over 80 years could actually decrease rather than increase auditor litigation risk by serving as an implied disclaimer of auditor responsibility for certain areas.
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Experts Forecast the Changes Artificial Intelligence Could Bring by 2030
A panel of academic and industrial thinkers looks ahead to 2030 to forecast how advances in AI might affect life in a typical North American city.
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Maker Space to Support New Program, Creativity in the Library
The University of Texas Libraries and the College of Fine Arts at UT Austin are launching a new productivity space that allows library users to take ideas and turn them into reality.
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UT Austin Receives DPS Security Assessment and Will Implement Recommendations
UT Austin President Gregory L. Fenves has received a comprehensive security assessment of the campus from the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) and will oversee implementation of the DPS recommendations to improve safety.
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Harry Ransom Center Accepting Applications for Research Fellowships in the Humanities
The Ransom Center invites applications for its research fellowships that require substantial on-site use of its collections.
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UT Study Cracks Coldest Case: How the Most Famous Human Ancestor Died
Lucy, the most famous fossil of a human ancestor, probably died after falling from a tree, according to a study appearing in Nature led by researchers at The University of Texas at Austin.
