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Sunglasses with Style: LBJ’s Collection Includes Unusual Shades
One pair of sunglasses in the LBJ President Library’s collection isn’t like ones you’ll see today.
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Exhibit “Mexico Modern” Reveals Dynamic Network of Cultural Exchange Between Mexico and the U.S.
Chronicling two decades of cultural exchange between Mexico and the United States, the exhibit “Mexico Modern: Art, Commerce, and Cultural Exchange, 1920–1945” showcases examples of modern Mexican art and design.
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How a Penguin Helped a Longhorn Win the Pulitzer
Celebrate World Penguin Day with Opus, Bloom County and the Cartoonist who Brought it All to Life
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Archive Acquired of Theatre and Film Actor Peter O’Toole
The Harry Ransom Center has obtained the archive of British-Irish theatre and film actor Peter O’Toole.
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Papers of Scholar and Architect Anthony Alofsin Given to University of Texas Libraries
The Alexander Architectural Archives and Architecture & Planning Library at UT Austin have acquired the archive and personal library of Dr. Anthony Alofsin, FAIA.
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Texas-sized Fashion Show Synthesizes Designs of 22 Students on the Runway
The annual University of Texas at Austin fashion show, the largest student fashion show in the country, will take place at the Frank Erwin Center at 7:15 p.m on April 19.
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New Approach Developed by Humanists and Scientists Maps Evolution of Literature
A classicist, biologist and computer scientist all walk into a room — what comes next isn’t the punchline but a new method to analyze relationships among ancient Latin and Greek texts.
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What is the Value of a Human Life?
History professor Daina Ramey Berry’s new book is the first to explore the economic value of enslaved people through every phase of their lives – including from before birth to after death.
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Music and The Brain
Q+A with Professor Bob Duke on how studying the brains of musicians can teach us more about how we learn.
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Papers of Actors Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson Acquired
The Ransom Center has acquired the papers of actors Eli Wallach and Anne Jackson.
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H.W. Brands: The Failed Marriage That Shaped Texas Independence
Historian H.W. Brands explains how the failure of Sam Houston’s first marriage shaped Texas independence.
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UT Austin’s Harry Ransom Center Presents Free Spring Programs
The Harry Ransom Center will host free programs throughout the spring on subjects ranging from literature to photography.
