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Inside the Tower’s Herbarium
The research collection, home to the world’s largest holdings of Texas plants, acts as a resource for both U.S. and international researchers.
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Friends in High Places
Likely for its entire existence, UT’s Tower has been home to the world’s fastest animal, a beautiful, brutally efficient predator, the peregrine falcon. For one woman, the obsession with these birds and the building they call home is total.
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Tap In: UT To Go Digital With University IDs
Spearheaded by Student Government, a new initiative is launching to bring University IDs to digital wallets during the 2027-28 academic year.
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UT To Break Ground on Dedicated Residence Hall for Law Students
The new building will advance the School of Law’s commitment to making premier legal education accessible and affordable.
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Spanish Castle Magic
Everything you’ve always wanted to know but were afraid to ask about UT’s signature red-tile roofs
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Longhorns Bring Their Expertise to SXSW 2026
Students, faculty and staff participate in panel discussions, roundtables and more at this year’s conference.
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And Just Like That, It’s 30 Years Later. Did We Follow the Campus Master Plan?
In the late 1990s, UT along with Cesar Pelli & Associates undertook an ambitious makeover of the campus. Studying that plan is a fascinating look back and a study in big-picture thinking, incremental progress and unforeseen change, as we prepare for a new campus master plan.
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A Towering Birthday
The Main Building’s dedication ceremony was a snapshot in a much longer and dramatic opening.
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UT Embarks on a New Campus Master Planning Effort To Shape Its Future
The plan will transform the University’s physical footprint to enhance innovation and academic excellence, while creating a more accessible, connected campus environment for the entire UT community.
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The Tower History Carved in Stone
Take a journey through Texas history, as told through the limestone that makes up our iconic landmark.






