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Visual Arts Center Announces Spring 2013 Season
The Visual Arts Center (VAC) in the Department of Art and Art History is pleased to announce its spring 2013 season.
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UT in the News: Tracking Sand, Creating Vaccinations
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.
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No Longer a Pipe Dream
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.
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Behind the Scenes of History
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.
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Living and Learning
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.
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2012 Retrospective: Looking Back on a Historic Year
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.
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Maya Scholar Debunks World-Ending Myth
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.
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Campus Exhibits: A Visitor’s Guide
Bring your family and friends to campus this holiday season. From fine art and Tibetan monks to a design icon and the refurbished LBJ Library…it’s all waiting for you!
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Michener Grad’s Debut Among Year’s Best
Kevin Powers’ novel about two soldiers in the Iraq War has garnered praise and prizes since its Sept. 11 release. “It’s really quite incredible,” he says.
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Biography Captures Ann Richards’ Spirit
Author Jan Reid’s comprehensive book, “Let the People In,” published by The University of Texas Press, tells a personal story about the former Texas governor.
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Hoops History
Join the celebration of “Basket Ball” on campus this fall: See the original rules, view images of the game and hear from a Hall of Famer.
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Blanton Exhibition Dives into the Science of Art Conservation with Big Reveal
The Blanton Museum of Art at The University of Texas at Austin presents “Restoration and Revelation: Conserving the Suida-Manning Collection,” an exhibition on view Nov. 17, 2012, through May 5, 2013, that puts the preservation of Old Master paintings and drawings from the 16th through 18th centuries under a metaphorical microscope, underscoring how the convergence…




