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The American Experiment

The LBJ Presidential Library teams up with UT’s Briscoe Center for American History to exhibit national treasures for America’s 250th birthday.

Campus

Reading Regal

Part One of a Three-Part Series on the Main Building’s Life Science Library

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Campus

Two Architecture Professors Celebrate 50 Years of Teaching at UT

Professors Larry Speck and Michael Garrison commemorate five decades at the School of Architecture.

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Research

Nuclear Safety From the Ground Up

How UT researchers are making nuclear energy safer.

Research

Newly Discovered View of Brain Blood Flow During Surgery Could Prevent Debilitation, Save Lives

UT researchers develop new camera technology that overcomes a longstanding hardware barrier.

Student Experience

Taking Her Shot

Sarah Graves proves the power of presence during game day and beyond.

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Health & Medicine

College of Pharmacy

Two Generations of Longhorns Are Redefining What Independent Pharmacy Can Look Like

UT College of Pharmacy alumni Steve and Ryan Hoffart — a father-son team behind Magnolia Pharmacy in Magnolia, Texas — transformed a neighborhood pharmacy into a healthcare hub.

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Research

Scientists Map Proteins From Billion-Year-Old Organism and Discover New Links to Rare Diseases

Researchers have identified genes previously unknown to be connected to three rare disorders, a discovery that sheds new light on the genetic causes of human diseases.

Health & Medicine

Dell Medical School

Hongfang Liu Joins Dell Medical School To Lead New Department, Serve as Chief Translational AI and Informatics Officer

Liu’s recruitment marks a major milestone in UT Austin’s vision to build a next-generation academic health system that is seamless, digitally enabled and AI-native.

Research

Cockrell Dean To Receive International Medal for Rheology Research

Cockrell School of Engineering dean and McKetta Department of Chemical Engineering faculty member Roger Bonnecaze has been awarded the Eugene C. Bingham Medal from the Society of Rheology.