The George Washington Inaugural Bible will be on display at the LBJ Presidential Library on Monday, opened to the same pages — Genesis chapters 49 and 50 — Washington placed his hand...
The Division of Student Affairs announced Monday that Mulugeta Ferede will be the new University Unions executive director, replacing Andy Smith, who resigned from the position in August.
The unions...
While graduation looms on the horizon for many, its weight is felt acutely by students like Eric Dieter, who spent almost 12 years working toward his Ph.D. Dieter, who began his doctoral coursework in...
Anti-human trafficking efforts during the Formula 1 weekend are a focus for law enforcement units who suspect an increase in trafficking over the race weekend.
Over the course of the F1 weekend,...
Gene Vela, public affairs graduate student and suspect in an armed standoff Sunday with the Austin Police Department, plans to receive Veteran Affairs treatment following his arrest, according to his lawyer, Adam...
Amit Kumar Singh, an international civil engineering graduate student from India, realized how little international students know about the US health care system after his friend cut her hand open on a...
The O’Donnell Foundation committed a $9.3 million gift to the UT Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences to support the program’s students and faculty.
The institute’s...
Each semester, thousands of dollars are awarded to graduate school organizations and programs through Graduate Student appropriations.
The assembly is a legislative student organization...
Vice Provost Judith Langlois will serve as the permanent dean of the UT Graduate School. Langlois, who was appointed Thursday, has served as interim dean of graduate studies since January 2012 and will...
Vice Provost Judith Langlois has been appointed permanent dean of the Graduate School, as announced today. Langois has served as interim dean of graduate studies since January 2012.
Langlois, who...
Vice Provost Judith Langlois has been appointed permanent dean of UT Graduate School, as announced today. Langlois has served as interim dean of graduate studies since January 2012.
Langlois, who is...
A panel of open access experts asked attendees to consider why open access should be an issue on the forefront for university faculty and students Tuesday as a part of UT’s Open Access Week.
Since...
Though the government shutdown ended late Wednesday night, the 16 days it lasted were long enough to disrupt UT academic life for professors and students.
The government shutdown resulted in the temporary...
Public universities and their students could be particularly vulnerable to a potential U.S. debt ceiling crisis Thursday, which would have national and global implications.
The debt ceiling marks the...
A curtain of trash bags — 17,000 of them — has been hung between the Goldsmith Hall and the West Mall Office Building as part of a UT Center for American Architecture and Design art exhibit...
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez said she emphasizes being a leader first and a politician second in a speech hosted Wednesday by the LBJ School of Public Affairs.
Martinez, the first Latina governor...
Dinner became an obstacle course for UT students who attended Dinner in the Dark, an event for blindness awareness and a discussion between individuals with and without sight.
The dinner, hosted Tuesday...
In the wake of recent federal budget cuts, one University program has had to restructure itself to re-brand and expand its services.
After losing all of its federal funding this Tuesday, the University...
A record number of women enrolled in the Cockrell School of Engineering for the fall 2013 semester.
Women make up 29 percent of the school’s freshman class this semester, a first. Additionally,...
Teams of UT nursing, social work and pharmacy students carried mannequins and volunteers pretending to be natural disaster victims to safety in a mock disaster drill Thursday at the Erwin Center.
The...
Though many children have strong attachments to comfort objects, senior Kalie Kubes had a special relationship with her stuffed kangaroo: She kept her company during radiation treatment for childhood cancer,...
Saving face online was the topic of an online identity management course offered by UT Libraries on Thursday.
The course, accessible online and open to the public, was developed to help students...
It is no secret college students are stressed. The real secret is how to handle this stress.
In a stress management workshop hosted by the Student Employee Excellence Development Program Tuesday,...
Dr. Deepa Kumar urged students to look through political constructions to see the humanity inside of everybody, including Muslims, in a lecture Wednesday about the Western world’s construction of...
UT is now the top contributor of alumni to the Teach for America corps, according to annual rankings released by the organization.
This fall, 73 UT alumni joined 5,900 other recent college and university...
