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Rodeo club took bulls by the horns
Told by the Board of Regents to transfer to Texas A&M if they wanted to rodeo, a group of ’50s-era students built their own arena, a thrilling team and a swinging country-western scene instead.
Explore UT in photos
Explorers of all ages are invited to “The Biggest Open House in Texas” on Saturday, March 5 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Barbara Smith Conrad: "When I Rise"
In 1957, Barbara Smith Conrad, who was part of the first racially integrated undergraduate class at The University of Texas at Austin, became the central figure in a civil rights storm that changed her life forever.
1985-86 women's basketball national champions
Get to know the players, coach and highlights from the historic 1985-86 Texas women’s basketball season that led to the national championship win.
MLK Jr. Day march and festival returns
The 17th Annual MLK March and Festival is on Monday, Jan. 17 from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and begins on The University of Texas at Austin campus.
The spirit of giving is contagious
Long-time University of Texas Police Department officer George Glaeser has been giving toys to dozens of children for almost 18 years.
Songs of the Season: Experience the sights and sounds
Get in the spirit with this audio slideshow from the traditional holiday sing-along, Songs of the Season, held on Dec. 3.
Study break doodles
During finals week, students blow off steam in fits of both visual and rhetorical creativity on the whiteboards throughout Perry-Castañeda Library.
Gone to Texas 2010
Each fall new students at The University of Texas at Austin are welcomed in grand style during the traditional Gone to Texas celebration on the university’s Main Mall.
The Tower’s ancient alphabets
When then-Harvard University Professor John Huehnergard and his wife and colleague Jo Ann Hackett first visited The University of Texas at Austin last spring, they couldn’t help but notice the ancient Phoenician and Hebrew letters that adorn the Tower.
Shakespeare at Winedale celebrates 40 years
This summer, dozens of alumni who participate in the English Department’s Shakespeare at Winedale program took the stage to commemorate the program’s 40th anniversary.
President Obama visits campus to discuss higher education
On Aug. 9, President Barack Obama walked into a crowded Gregory Gym showing his “Hook ‘em, Horns” hand sign. He discussed higher education and the need to become more globally competitive. View a photo slideshow of the president’s speech.
A procession to remember
In true graduation fashion, the Class of 2010 will convene on the Main Mall Saturday, May 22 to celebrate the 127th Spring Commencement. This year’s ceremony marks another generation of Longhorns who will step beyond the Forty Acres to change the world. Watch graduates of the Class of 2009 as they prepared for and celebrated last year’s commencement.
In good hands with Santos Rodriguez
Santos Rodriguez likes working with his hands: tearing things apart and putting them back together. As a senior landscape technician with Facilities Services doing small engine repairs on lawn mowers, weed eaters and the like, Rodriguez said “it’s pretty unique that I am able to do this.” At about age 11, Rodriguez lost his vision.
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