A 93-year-old service flag from World War I was recently uncovered in university archives. Read the story behind this precious piece of UT history.
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Texas Independence Day Features
Tower Glows for Texas Independence Day
It's our own little July 4! Texas Independence Day is March 2, and the...
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Tower shines orange tonight
The Tower at The University of Texas at Austin will shine orange the evening of Friday,...
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Tower shines orange tonight
The Tower at The University of Texas at Austin will be lighted orange this evening...
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Texas takes a holiday
For the proudest of Texans, it's the most important day of the year. It's a holiday...
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Tower shines orange tonight
The Tower at The University of Texas at Austin will be lighted orange this evening...
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Agree whole heartedly with Mr. Cardwell -- should be required reading for every entering freshman and transfer student. Another requirement: some background on why the football stadium is called "Memorial Stadium," with all due respect to Coach Royal. I know Coach Royal personally, and he deserves the recognition. But it's apparent that few, anymore, know that the stadium originally honored UT students who gave their lives in WWI. A sad legacy for a great "memorial" to so many.
America was strong then, and unashamed. Should be required reading for the current student body and the faculty - from a time when men loved their country more than their life.