Campus
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The Tower – A Labor Day Special
This Labor Day, we celebrate the people who toiled low and high — very high — to build the University’s iconic landmark.
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Why Is Burnt Orange Our Color?
The journey to the well-known burnt orange and white has a long and winding history.
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The Art of Exploring Campus
Over the course of a year, one staff member got to know The University of Texas campus through its public art.
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UT, Then and Now
What was UT in the mid-1930s, when its iconic Tower was built, and what is it today?
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Landmarks Announces New Installation To Serve as a Student Gathering Space
“Floating Landscape” by artist Maya Lin will be embedded with lights that correspond to the stars on the night of the University’s founding in 1883.
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America 250: Time for Texas
The ‘Pursuing Our Promise’ series at the LBJ Presidential Library turns its spotlight on treasures from Texas housed at the Briscoe Center for American History.
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UT’s Lab that Engineers the Hidden Technologies Behind National Security and Everyday Life
From high-tech submarine sonar to GPS, UT’s Applied Research Laboratories has been powering the systems that protect and connect the world for 80 years and counting.
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The American Experiment, Exhibit 2
The second exhibit of defining national documents by the LBJ Presidential Library and UT’s Briscoe Center for American History highlights forks in the road.
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Founding Fathers and the Forty Acres
The University of Texas at Austin was founded more than a century after the United States. But there are more connections to the founders on the Forty Acres than you might expect.
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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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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.
