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Minority Voter Groups Oppose Concealed Carry on Campuses, UT Poll Finds
The majority of black and Latino voters in Texas oppose campus carry, according to a public opinion poll by The University of Texas at Austin.
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UT Architecture Team Wins HUD 2016 Innovation in Affordable Housing Competition
A team of graduate students from the UT Austin School of Architecture won the competition for its plan to redevelop a public housing project in Santa Barbara, California.
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Regenerating Blood Vessels gets $2.7 Million Grant
UT Austin biomedical engineers have received $2.7 million in funding to advance a treament for regenerating blood vessels.
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‘40 Hours for the Forty Acres’ Campaign Calls Longhorn Nation to Support UT
The UT Austin is inviting alumni, students, faculty members, staffers and friends to rally during its 40 Hours for the Forty Acres fundraising effort Wednesday and Thursday, April 27-28.
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Four Longhorns Among Time’s ‘100 Most Influential People’
In an impressive demonstration of UT Austin’s global impact, four Texas Exes made Time’s annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world.
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UT Humanities Student Plans to Attend Law School on Truman Scholarship
UT Austin Humanities junior Zoraima Pelaez will use her Truman Scholarship to pursue a law degree upon graduating.
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UT Austin, Partners to Host 2nd Annual Central Texas College Signing Day
One thousand first generation college-bound high school seniors and 500 eighth-graders from across Central Texas will publicly commit to pursue higher education at an event to celebrate their academic achievements.
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Risks of Harm from Spanking Confirmed by Analysis of Five Decades of Research
The more children are spanked, the more likely they are to defy their parents and experience increased anti-social behavior and other difficulties, according to a new meta-analysis of 50 years of research.
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UT Austin Honors Four Leaders with Presidential Citations
AUSTIN, Texas — University of Texas at Austin President Gregory L. Fenves will recognize four leaders from business, law, public service and philanthropy with Presidential Citations this week.
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Volcanoes Tied to Shifts in Earth’s Climate over Millions of Years
A new study reveals that volcanic activity may be responsible for climatic shifts over tens and hundreds of millions of years.
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UT Researcher Receives $500,000 to Study Rural Library “Hotspot Lending”
Professor from Moody College of Communication receives grant from The Institute of Museum and Library Services.
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University Leads Statewide Task Force to Create Suicide Prevention Video
UT Austin led a statewide task force to create an educational video on suicide prevention available for use by all colleges and universities in Texas.
