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Student Experience

Behind The World Cup

McCombs alumnus Will Acheampong is helping grow the game from the inside.

A student in a lab wears protective eyewear, a white coat and black gloves and holds up the Hook 'Em, Horns hand sign while smiling for a photo.

Student Experience

From Introvert to Innovator

Milit Patel graduated with a published cancer study, a biotech startup and friendships that ground his research.

Campus

Daniel Hamlin Appointed Dean of the College of Education

Hamlin will begin his appointment Aug. 16, succeeding Charles Martinez, who has served as dean since 2019 and will return to the college as a faculty member.

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Academics

UT Establishes New Vice Provost for the Arts

The University of Texas at Austin will establish a new executive-level position and bring two of the University’s strongest cultural institutions under the purview of the Provost’s Office.

Campus

Hidden Gem

“You couldn’t replicate this at another university.” Part 3 of a three-part series on the Main Building’s Life Science Library.

A photo of a bulletin board with three note cards that read "APR 30 / SPRING WRITERS' RM 2026 / RTF" in the cover of a white three-ring binder.

Academics

Moody College of Communication

‘Live From UT Austin, it’s RTF Live!’

Using the ‘Saturday Night Live’ archive at the Harry Ransom Center, Moody students learned about sketch comedy writing and created their own full episode of ‘RTF Live!’

Two students prepare their child-sized humanoid robots for a match on a soccer field.

Student Experience

College of Natural Sciences

On the Road to RoboCup 2026 with UT Austin Villa

The award-winning robot soccer team from Texas Robotics is heading to South Korea to compete in RoboCup 2026 this summer.

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Campus

Every Nook and Cranny

Alan Bloebaum started exploring the Tower in the 1950s as a young, free-range teenager, when he and his little brother visited its observation deck more than 50 times. Now 84, he still has questions.