Campus
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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.
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The Art of Football
From the Roman Colosseum to DKR: Explore how spectator sports have influenced culture at “Half Time,” a new exhibition at the Visual Arts Center.
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Texas Science Festival Invites Community to Partake in the Joys of Discovery
From a talk-show themed night featuring science comedy to a campus-wide day for hands-on STEM exploration to special events spotlighting the latest scientific discoveries, the 2026 Texas Science Festival offers something for everyone.
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Celebrating Love at the Tower
From fairy-tale proposals to a father’s last visit to Austin, three UT alumni share the moments at the Tower they’ll carry with them forever.
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UT Outpost Opens New Location in Student Services Building
Serving the UT community for almost 10 years, UT Outpost broadens its impact and reach at its new location in the heart of the Forty Acres.
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McCombs School of BusinessUT Austin Stakes New Ground in Houston
With a modern office tower lease adjacent to CityCentre, UT’s McCombs School of Business invests $13 million in Houston market over the next 10 years






