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Newest Truman Scholar Bridges the Israeli-Palestinian Divide
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Move More, Sleep Better, UT Study Finds
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Pity the Substitute King: Eclipses in the Near East
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Eating the Sun – Eclipses and the Maya
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Surviving a Volcanic Supereruption May Have Facilitated Human Dispersal Out of Africa
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Austin’s Next Startup Surge Is In the Life Sciences
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UT/Texas Politics Project Poll: Most Texas Voters Support Tougher Asylum Laws
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Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation Names Professor of Sociology as a 2024 Distinguished Scholar
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AI App Proves Equal to Standard Mental Health Questionnaires in Assessing Depression
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4 Longhorns Recognized With University’s Presidential Citation Award
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Male Power Over Females Is Not the Default Social Dynamic in Primates
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