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UT Game Changers: Zachary Elkins, The Constitute Project
Learn all about Zach Elkins and The Constitute Project.
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Statement from UT Austin President Designee Gregory L. Fenves on Campus Carry Legislation
The following is a statement from UT Austin President Designee Gregory L. Fenves.
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UT Game Changers: Janet Walkow, Drug Development
Dr. Janet Walkow digs into the dynamic field of drug development.
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Radar Techniques Used in Antarctica Will Scour Europa for Life-Supporting Environments
Ice-penetrating radar technology developed by The University of Texas at Austin Institute for Geophysics will be used to scan Europa to look for environments that could sustain life.
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UT Game Changers: Jan and Terry Todd on Physical Culture
Jan and Terry Todd reflect on their careers in weight lifting and explore the concept of “Physical Culture.”
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MEDIA ADVISORY: First Day on the Job for UT President Gregory L. Fenves
Gregory L. Fenves, the 29th president of The University of Texas at Austin, will be available to discuss his vision for the university and his impressions during first day on the job.
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Ancient DNA May Provide Clues into How Past Environments Affected Ancient Populations
A new study by UT Austin anthropologists shows for the first time that epigenetic marks on DNA can be detected in a large number of ancient human remains, which may lead to further understanding about the effects of famine and disease in the ancient world.
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Harry Ransom Center Awards 70 Fellowships
The Harry Ransom Center has awarded 70 research fellowships for 2015–2016.
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Nepal Mission Will Assess Risks from Glacial Lakes after Earthquakes
Civil engineering professor Daene McKinney will assess post-earthquake damage to lakes in Nepal that may pose a threat to mountain communities.
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In Praise of Failure: UT Commencement Edition
In honor of things not going according to plan, here are some thoughts on the value of failure, brought to you by the wise words of speakers — all UT alumni — from commencement ceremonies that actually happened.
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Looking Back on a Stormy, Resilient 2015 Commencement
Students, faculty, family and friends enjoyed college and school convocations before the storms hit. And even though the university-wide ceremony was canceled, the celebration went on.
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UT Austin iSchool Can Help Flood Victims Salvage Documents and Heirlooms
Conservators and students UT Austin’s School of Information are available to provide advice and limited disaster recovery assistance to help flood victims salvage damaged family treasures.
