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Tapping into the Briscoe Center’s vast photographic archive, a new exhibit spotlights public and private moments of 13 American presidents. Watch a slideshow.

Teenagers who believe people can’t change react more aggressively to peer conflicts than those who think people can change. And teaching them that people have the potential to change can reduce these aggressive reactions, according to a new psychology study from The University of Texas at Austin.

Engineering professor Andrea Alu’s work on invisibility (seriously!) appeared in Wired magazine last month. Just one of several media hits by UT faculty. Read more.

What would you do if you had $100,000 to give to charity? Last semester, students in a philosophy signature course had that opportunity. Learn more.

The Visual Arts Center (VAC) in the Department of Art and Art History is pleased to announce its spring 2013 season.

The Jackson School’s Jamie Austin and John Goff (from left) are among many UT scholars in demand by the media. Check out recent stories that quote our faculty.

What has 1604 pipes, 2000 leather pouches and more than 10,000 parts in all? The newly restored pipe organ in Jessen Auditorium. Watch a video about how it was refurbished.

Instead of merely watching the Inauguration on Jan. 21, two journalism grad students were in the thick of the action, covering the event for PBS NewsHour.

Museums in UT’s residence halls are more than just pleasant spaces they’re thought-provoking study environments that contribute to students’ success. Learn more.

2012 has been quite a year on the Forty Acres: two national championships, a new med school on the way and major research achievements, for starters. Read on for more.

Dec. 21, 2012, was a meaningful date to the ancient Mayans, according to art historian David Stuart. But his research indicates it wasn’t the end of times.