Student Experience
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Tower Shines for Men’s Golf
The top-seeded Longhorns won its fourth Big 12 Men’s Golf Championship on Wednesday. The Tower shines burnt orange Sunday night in their honor.
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Tower Shines to Honor UT Staffers
The Tower will glow orange April 23 in honor of the President’s Staff Awards, which recognizes the invaluable contributions of eligible non-teaching employees. Bravo!
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Former Law School Dean John Sutton Passes Away
Former Law School dean and longtime professor John F. Sutton Jr. passed away in San Angelo on Friday.
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Current and Former Big 12 Conference Commissioners Discuss Issues Facing Intercollegiate Athletics
As the NCAA tournament season ends, athletic conference chatter and the future of intercollegiate athletics take center stage.
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Outstanding Migrant Students Recognized by The University of Texas at Austin
Forty high school migrant students from across Texas were recognized today at the 26th Annual Migrant Student Recognition Ceremony at The University of Texas at Austin.
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Ekland-Olson Surprised with Friar Award
Professor Sheldon Ekland-Olson was surprised Thursday morning with the 2013 Friar Centennial Teaching Fellowship.
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Outstanding Migrant Students To Be Recognized at The University of Texas at Austin
Forty exemplary high school migrant students will be recognized at the Migrant Student Recognition Ceremony at The University of Texas at Austin, and two will be named Exemplary Migrant Students of the Year. What: Migrant Student Recognition Ceremony
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Vice Provost Accepts New Position at Cornell University
Gretchen Ritter, vice provost for undergraduate education and faculty governance, will be leaving the university to serve at Cornell University.
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Daily Texan: Best in Texas
The Tower will shine orange April 11 to honor The Daily Texan, the state’s “College Paper of the Year” for the third consecutive year. Hook ’em!
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Breathe, Eat Well to Reduce Stress
Don’t let stress bring you down. Swing by Stressfest on April 10 to learn stress management techniques from experts around campus and enjoy a moment of calm. Learn more.
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Freshman Class of 2016 Demonstrates Improved Performance in Fall Semester
Undergraduate students in this year’s freshman class at The University of Texas at Austin are showing performance gains compared with freshman cohorts in past years, including a 98.5 percent retention rate from fall to spring semester, which is higher than any freshman cohort in the past five years.




