Class of 2026
Congratulations to The University of Texas at Austin Class of 2026! Read about some of the outstanding UT26 graduates who made a lasting impact on the Forty Acres and are ready to shape a better tomorrow.
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From Introvert to Innovator
Milit Patel graduated with a published cancer study, a biotech startup and friendships that ground his research.
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Taking Her Shot
Sarah Graves proves the power of presence during game day and beyond.
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From Study Sessions to Sourdough
Two Longhorns turned their shared love of baking into a neighborhood bread business that sells out every week.
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A Longhorn on Pointe
Senior Katarina Jakimier does it all on the Forty Acres — and gracefully.
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Colt McCoy Returns to DKR
The former Texas Longhorns quarterback took the stage Saturday night to deliver the commencement keynote speech.
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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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6 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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Bonding 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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Through persistence and passion, Jesus Martinez has built a career in entertainment
The RTF senior says a lifelong love of movies inspired him to take big leaps during his time at Moody College
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Law School Grads Pursue Careers as Vast as Texas
Three exceptional graduates reflect on their experiences at Texas Law and their next steps.
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Moody College of CommunicationThrough persistence and passion, Jesus Martinez has built a career in entertainment
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Moody College of Communication
Through persistence and passion, Jesus Martinez has built a career in entertainment