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UT Game Changers: Virtual Reality and Immersive Storytelling
Students in the Moody College of Communication are utilizing new tools for storytelling including 3D technology and virtual reality.
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UT Filmmakers to Air Political Documentaries Online With PBS and The Washington Post
Three filmmakers from the Moody College of Communication Department of Radio-Television-Film will debut films online July 11 in a series of short documentaries about politics.
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Exhibition Presents Unprecedented Study of Renowned Photographer Elliott Erwitt’s Life and Work
Featuring more than 200 photographs, this is a comprehensive examination of photographer Ewittt’s life and work to date.
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History in ‘Roots’: UT Professor Helps Reimagine a Television Classic
Professor Daina R. Berry talks about slavery, pop culture and her role as historical consultant for A&E HISTORY’s reimagination of the seminal miniseries Roots.
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Ransom Center Acquires Archive of Indian Author Raja Rao
The Harry Ransom Center has acquired the archive of Indian author and philosopher Raja Rao (1908-2006).
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Relationship Satisfaction Depends on the Mating Pool, Study Finds
Relationship satisfaction and the energy devoted to keeping a partner are dependent on how the partner compares with other potential mates, according to a study at The University of Texas at Austin.
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Ransom Center Awards More Than 75 Fellowships
The Harry Ransom Center has awarded more than 75 fellowships to postdoctoral, dissertation and independent researchers.
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UT Architecture Team Wins HUD 2016 Innovation in Affordable Housing Competition
A team of graduate students from the UT Austin School of Architecture won the competition for its plan to redevelop a public housing project in Santa Barbara, California.
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UT Sociologist Wins Carnegie Fellowship for Research on U.S. Gun Culture
Communities of gun owners may be reshaping democracy, according to The University of Texas at Austin sociologist Harel Shapira, one of 33 scholars nationwide to receive the 2016 Andrew Carnegie Fellowship.
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Design Industry Leader Doreen Lorenzo Joins College of Fine Arts to Integrate Design Studies Across UT
Doreen Lorenzo will oversee a campus-wide initiative to integrate design thinking into the curriculum across campus.
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College of Fine Arts Launches Center For Arts and Entertainment Technologies
The center will facilitate the creation of new works and inventions that explore, expand and transform the arts and technology.
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President Johnson’s Pedernales River Chili
We found LBJ’s chili recipe in the Briscoe Center for American History’s archive and brought it to one of our world-class chefs to learn how to cook it.
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