Four tales of fright
Faculty read excerpts from select spooky literature
(10:20)

Bench to bedside
Researchers and clinicians collaborate under same roof to advance diagnosis and therapies for children's health.
(2:27)

Intellectual Entrepreneurship
Undergrads find their passion
(4:18)

Organic micro devices
Lab collaborations yield potential for medical technology.
(6:32)

Poe Mania
Ransom Center celebrates Edgar Allan Poe this week
(1:04)

Barbara Jordan honored
The first statue of a woman unveiled on campus.
(7:23)

Journey to the Stars
UT supercomputer renders Sun anew for most advanced planetarium show ever produced.
(1:18)

Accounting in the community
Student volunteers provide free tax services.
(7:12)

Frida returns
Beloved self-portrait back home at the Ransom Center.
(5:32)

Student artists get physical
Enter a sculpture class where young studio artists hone their craft.
(8:42)

Conducting business
Opera entrepreneur creates sustainable business model for arts organizations.
(3:51)

Brain injury survivor
Faith, family and bilingual education help student overcome obstacles to graduate.
(3:08)

Finding a way home
PhD candidate negotiates war, classrooms, and motherhood with courage and wit.
(4:07)

The small college experience
Texas Interdisciplinary Plan challenges students to excel.
(5:14)

See the Earth turn
Foucault pendulum provides meditative spot on campus, exact calculation of time.
(3:52)

Art for everyone
Landmarks program brings public art to campus.
(3:24)

Resistance Fighter
Student's tuberculosis research could help Afghanistan.
(2:34)

Millennium Seed Bank
Project collects seeds from 24,000 plant species.
(8:09)

First Bytes
Young women dig into technology at campus summer camp.
(7:24)