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In Texas prisons, violence and racism reign
Jorge Antonio Renaud, a graduate student in the School of Social Work, writes about what the Texas prison system was like from the inside.
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Tracking historical trends in Congress
Political scientists and information technology leaders at the university have developed a powerful new database that tracks historical trends in Congress.
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Welcome to our Web evolution
After an extensive, community-based redesign process, the university debuts a new Web presence.
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How America’s wasted food could power Switzerland for a year
How America’s wasted food could power Switzerland for a year.
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The legacy of Paul Peter Hatgil
The art of Professor Emeritus Paul Hatgil adorns many interesting places on The University of Texas at Austin campus and in the city of Austin.
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Interactive 360-degree images of campus
The 360-degree virtual tour gives you a new look at The University of Texas at Austin campus and a chance to learn more about the history and traditions of the university.
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College of Pharmacy Faculty Member Receives $10,000 Award for Outstanding Research
Dr. James McGinity, professor of pharmaceutics in The University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy, has received the $10,000 Ralph Shangraw Memorial Award for outstanding research in powder technology and the design and development of novel oral dosage forms.
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Two University of Texas at Austin Employees Elected as Officers of Envision Central Texas
Two University of Texas at Austin employees have been elected officers and board members of Envision Central Texas (ECT), an organization dedicated to managing future growth in Central Texas.
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Communication Professor Named Distinguished Scholar
John Daly, a professor in the Department of Communication Studies at The University of Texas at Austin, has been named a distinguished scholar — the highest honor bestowed by the National Communication Association (NCA).
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Up, up and away
After seven years of hard work, two satellites made by aerospace students will finally launch into space.
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General Counsel of International Monetary Fund Gives Law School’s Akard Lecture
Sean Hagan, the general counsel of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Washington, D.C., will deliver the University of Texas School of Law’s Akard Lecture at the Four Seasons Hotel Austin today (Nov. 18) at 5 p.m.
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Humans now steer climate bus
Which came first, rising temperatures or higher CO2 levels? The eighth and final myth in the Jackson School of Geosciences climate myths series wraps up the debate.
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