Students in the School of Social Work are collaborating with older Jewish adults in an oral history project to collect stories and learn from various members of the Austin Jewish community. The project,...

The School of Nursing has formed new partnerships this month with various Austin-area nonprofit community health organizations to address health care inequality in the city’s low-income populations....

Historical dates and periods can now be more easily analyzed thanks to a web project developed by UT researchers in collaboration with the University of Texas Libraries.  According to its website,...

At a new exhibit in the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library, students can place themselves in the former president’s shoes as he decides the fate of our country. The model of LBJ’s desk...

A recently published research paper by the UT Population Research Center argued the need for more data about LGBT youth in classroom settings.   Titled “Documenting Disparities for LGBT Students,”...

UT welcomed over 50,000 visitors to campus on Saturday for its annual event, Explore UT.  Explore UT, which is in its 17th year, offers potential students, teachers and parents of students a chance...

3TEN ACL Live, a 350-person venue, is set to open in downtown Austin next month.  The venue will be set in the same building as the regular Austin City Limits Live production facility, but contains...

Today’s college freshmen are more likely to engage in on-campus political activism than their counterparts in any other period, according to a new survey of freshman behavior conducted by the Higher...

Freedom of religious expression is protected under the First Amendment, but is often used as an argument to defend discriminatory practices, according to a panel of three experts in law and philosophy. The...

In a UGS course, students viewed paintings about death and sexuality as a way to explore deeper issues in health care and nursing.   The class, Growth and Development of Adolescents Living with...