It's not every day that you see a two-story structure built inside a gallery. But this spring's artists-in-residence at the Visual Arts Center think big. Watch the video.
William Press delivered his presidential address to the AAAS last week, asking conference attendees to consider the beauty and benefits of science. Learn more.
The former mayor of Atlanta, who recently joined the LBJ School as a visiting professor, will speak about the second phase of civil rights in her keynote address.
President Obama awarded medals to not one but TWO University of Texas at Austin scientists this month! Learn more about their accomplishments.
One of the best ways to keep the love fires burning is first to be kinder to yourself, says education researcher Kristin Neff. Sounds like a win-win! Read more.
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Provost to step down to return to teaching and research
Executive Vice President and Provost Steven Leslie announced plans to step down from administrative duties effective Aug. 31.
Executive Vice President and Provost Steven Leslie announced plans to step down from administrative duties effective Aug. 31.
New financial aid programs aimed at four-year graduation
New pilot programs are part of university's initiative to increase four-year graduation rates to 70 percent by 2016.
New pilot programs are part of university's initiative to increase four-year graduation rates to 70 percent by 2016.
Frida Kahlo painting to be displayed beginning Feb. 14
The Harry Ransom Center celebrates the homecoming of one of its most famous and frequently borrowed works of art.
The Harry Ransom Center celebrates the homecoming of one of its most famous and frequently borrowed works of art.
Aztec conquest altered genetics among early inhabitants
New DNA study uncovers facts about original inhabitants of a pre-Aztec city-state, located 60 miles north of modern-day Mexico City.
New DNA study uncovers facts about original inhabitants of a pre-Aztec city-state, located 60 miles north of modern-day Mexico City.
UT Austin can cut costs and generate revenue for education
UT could bring in as much as $490 million over 10 years while enhancing its excellence in teaching and research, a report says.
UT could bring in as much as $490 million over 10 years while enhancing its excellence in teaching and research, a report says.
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Feb. 20 - 22:
Lozano Long Conf. "Refashioning Blackness"
Feb. 20:
"The Invisible War" screened
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