Students, staff and faculty are working toward improving the University’s Title IX policies to better inform the University community about Senate Bill 212 and further support survivors.
Adriana...
A chemistry alumna’s final contribution to the College of Natural Sciences will culminate in the largest sum of money gifted to the college.
Lorraine Stengl, who died last year at the...
UT’s first LGBTQ+ faculty council, created in May, is currently looking into ways to best support a part of the faculty population which historically has been underrepresented.
The Council...
A UT professor emerita became the second woman ever awarded the Leroy P. Steele Prize for Lifetime Achievement by the American Mathematical Society last week.
Karen Uhlenbeck, who taught at UT for 27...
After serving as the first dean for Dell Medical School, Clay Johnston has received one of the most prestigious honors in the medical field.
Johnston was elected into the National Academy of Medicine...
The University responded to student concerns about classes taught by faculty found guilty of sexual misconduct in a statement released on their news website Wednesday.
Maurie McInnis, executive vice...
Business undergraduates used to receive a handbook with a section devoted to business attire that split every category into men and women. Now, gender-related language is absent from that section.
Velma...
The future executive director of Texas Performing Arts made a guest appearance at Bass Concert Hall Monday to speak with students from Hook ‘em Arts, a performing arts student group, at their Halloween...
Protesters stood outside the Mulva Auditorium Monday holding signs reading “People and Planet Before Profit” and “100% Renewable” in protest of a fossil fuel industry supporter’s...
U.S. News & World Report ranked UT as the No. 34 university in the world on its Best Global Universities list last week.
The report considers 1,500 universities from over 81 countries...
Chants of “Actions, not words” and “No excuses for abusers” echoed through the halls of the Tower during a sit-in outside the provost’s office Friday morning.
Dozens of...
The School of Information will offer a new certificate program this month to help students become more skilled and qualified librarians.
Program coordinator Barbara Jansen said school librarians must...
