Featured Story
UT Researchers Stand Ready for Next Quantum Revolution
From solving specialized problems in quantum computing and developing sensors to training the next generation of quantum researchers, UT experts are meeting the moment.
9 min read
-
Students Go Home to Texas for the Summer
Through the Home to Texas program, 38 first-year students completed paid internships in their hometowns.
-
College of Natural Sciences
Jia Leo Li Selected as a 2026 Moore Foundation Experimental Physics Investigator
CAMPUS
The Tower Restoration: Facts and Figures
At 89 years old, the Tower is a long-standing symbol of UT and generations of Longhorns. Now, amid the ongoing restoration project, the building is being ushered back to its 1937 appearance, with its colors and architectural details renewed as architect Paul Cret originally intended. Learn more about this transformational project that began in late 2024.
More News
Featured Video
Garrison Hall’s Centennial
Preservationist Kim Barker takes viewers on a tour of one of the Forty Acres’ most iconic buildings as the History Department celebrates 100 years of Garrison Hall and a century since awarding its first Ph.D.
Longhorn Friday is looking a little cloudier than usual 🌧️🧡
In a room full of people, we look for Longhorns 🧡
President Davis is offering a group of lucky students and their guests seats in the presidential suite at Sombr`s Moody Center show on Tuesday, October 20th!
Enter at the link in our bio until 11:59pm on Wednesday, October 7th 🤘
See the world through the lens of a Longhorn 📸
For 60 years, UT’s photography program has encouraged artists to look at the world a little differently. Now, the Visual Arts Center is celebrating with Experimental Seeing: Russell Lee’s Pedagogical Legacy, featuring work from 25 UT photography MFA alumni.
Find out more about the exhibition at the link in our bio 🧡
Tag along for a day of classes and campus life with first year Longhorn Tori! 🤘
