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Class of 2026 Celebrates Success at University-wide Commencement
Graduates from this year’s class heard from Longhorn legend Colt McCoy on Saturday evening at the University’s 143rd commencement
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College of Natural SciencesScientists Find Blood-based Biomarkers for Inflammatory Breast Cancer
Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) is highly aggressive, but extremely difficult to tell apart from other breast cancers.
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AthleticsOne More Reason to Cheer: Celebrating 96 UT Student-Athletes at Commencement
Meet the graduating UT student-athletes and the Longhorn legends speaking at campus celebrations, including Colt McCoy, Fran Harris, Matt Scoggin and Mack Brown.
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From Lab to Market: Scaling Up Innovation Across UT
Innovation Week 2026 offered a comprehensive look at The University of Texas’s role in driving innovation and celebrating the journey from campus discovery to real-world impact.
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Making a Texas-Sized Impact
College of Liberal Arts senior reflects on his journey as class president and the ways the past four years have shaped his future
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Data Centers Are Growing in Texas, But Big Questions Remain About Water Use
New report finds Texas data center growth could raise water use to as much as 9% by 2040, highlighting the need for more awareness, shared standards, and integrated planning to manage rising demand.
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UT Convocations To Feature Keynote Addresses From Leaders Across Industries
Get to know the speakers taking the stage at this year’s college and school graduation celebrations
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UT Startup To Scale Hydrogen Fuel Cell Tech With UT Seed Fund Investment
Celadyne, a startup launched out of UT Austin, is utilizing dual-use materials to solve long-standing infrastructure challenges in hydrogen production and storage, clearing a path for hydrogen’s widespread adoption.
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Dell Medical School6 Paths, 1 Purpose: Celebrating Dell Med’s Class of 2026
Dell Medical School’s Class of 2026 reflects a new kind of physician — shaped by lived experience, driven by purpose and keenly focused on a new vision for what it means to practice medicine.
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Jackson School of GeosciencesBonding Over Service
Hayley Garza, B.A. 2026, will graduate from the Jackson School of Geosciences with a career path in the U.S. Air Force and a role model for her journey
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Marcy Peña’s Legacy of Leadership
Throughout her time in the College of Education, she mentored over 100 fellow Longhorns
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UT’s Sports Mom
As the University’s faculty athletics representative, Mechele Dickerson is the hyphen in student-athlete.
