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Oil and Gas Boom, Industrial Growth Could Mean Significant New Climate Emissions, Study Finds
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Requests for Online Abortion Medication are Highest in States With Restrictive Abortion Policy Climates
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LBJ School of Public Affairs Launches Urban Lab Initiative
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Electronic Intervention is a Cost-Effective Way to Help Women with Substance Abuse Issues
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MEDIA ADVISORY: “Intelligence in Transition,” Subject of Fifth Annual Intelligence Studies Symposium
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New Aging & Longevity Center to Address Future Needs of Texas’ Growing Elderly Population
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Varun Rai Named New UT Energy Institute Director
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National Security Forum Brings Key Senators and Other Military and National Security Leaders to UT Austin Campus
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Israeli Ambassador to the United States Speaks on Campus About the Challenges that the Middle East Faces Today
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CIA’s First Resident Intelligence Officer Comes to UT Austin, LBJ School
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New Research Provides Insight into Why U.S. Residents Seek Abortion Medication Online
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Sen. Fred Harris (D-OK), Julián Castro to discuss race relations on 50th anniversary of Kerner Report, a historic study that examines the roots of racism and inequality in U.S.
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National Security Forum Brings Key Senators and Other Military and National Security Leaders to UT Austin Campus
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New Research Provides Insight into Why U.S. Residents Seek Abortion Medication Online
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