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Apr 21, 2024

Storytelling in Spanish: Professor brings students’ creative voices to a wider audience with book ‘Contar Historias’

In the city of Quito, Ecuador, a young girl wrote poetry in the bedroom of her home. Her mother would collect these poems, and the girl would recite them at…
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Gabriela Polit portrait

Apr 21, 2024

Following through on the University’s strategic plan, Change Starts Here

In May 2022, The University of Texas at Austin rolled out Change Starts Here, an ambitious 10-year plan to make UT the highest-impact public research university in the world. The…
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Dec 05, 2023

University Risk and Compliance Services races to get ahead of artificial intelligence as it sweeps across campus

Universities are currently grappling with integrating AI into various aspects of campus life, such as teaching, administrative tasks, student work, intellectual property rights, plagiarism detection, and even admissions. Jeffery Graves,…
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Dec 05, 2023

Alex Huth and his team create an AI system that can translate brain activity into text

Science fiction has been heralding the advancement of artificial intelligence for decades. Through characters ranging from Samantha in “Her” to C-3PO in “Star Wars” and Data in “Star Trek,” creatives…
Read More Alex Huth and his team create an AI system that can translate brain activity into text
Rendering of a man with brain-shaped colorful abstract lines around his head

Dec 05, 2023

Building manager Russell Podgorsek sees joy in composition, heavy metal and martial arts

Wham! The sound of Russell Podgorsek’s body slamming into the floor echoes throughout the highest reaches of Bates Recital Hall. Skillfully rolling to his feet, the UT-based composer, building manager…
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Portrait of Russell Podgorsek

Dec 05, 2023

UT expands efforts to make West Campus safer and cleaner

The neighborhood west of Guadalupe Street, known as West Campus, has long presented the University with a conundrum: It isn’t UT property, but it is overwhelmingly populated by UT students.…
Read More UT expands efforts to make West Campus safer and cleaner
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Dec 05, 2023

Woolfolk Center for Language Disorders Research honors founder

Elizabeth Carrow-Woolfolk’s legacy holds layers of accomplishments: her bond with her husband, Robert, an esteemed renaissance man; her devout tenure as a nun within the Congregation of the Divine Providence;…
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Portrait of Elizabeth Carrow-Woolfolk

Dec 05, 2023

Texas Performing Arts artist-in-residence works on ‘The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body’

In elementary school, Lisa B.  Thompson played with poetry. In high school, she began honing her literary craft. At UCLA, she studied English, integrating her love of the written word…
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Dec 05, 2023

UT Press coordinator shares love of ’60s jet-setting in historical romance debut novel ‘Follow the Sun’

Liz Locke has a lifelong love affair with the 1960s. She recalls growing up with 3WS, the local oldies station out of Pittsburgh, playing in her dad’s car. “House of…
Read More UT Press coordinator shares love of ’60s jet-setting in historical romance debut novel ‘Follow the Sun’
Portrait of Liz Locke

Dec 05, 2023

Revealing Lock and Key Services’ inner operations and latest updates

Deep within the corridors of UT’s Chemical and Petroleum Engineering Building (CPE), a piece of University history rests hidden inside a nondescript student research laboratory. Tightly wrapped in plastic, the…
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Rings of keys hanging from numbered hooks

Dec 05, 2023

The Center for Asian American Studies opens a food pantry offering ready-to-eat staples

Professor Arnold Jin has a habit of feeding his students. He began teaching at the Center for Asian American Studies in the fall of 2020, during the thick of the…
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Dec 05, 2023

Briscoe Center’s quilt collection preserves and celebrates women’s stories

A classroom with long, wide tables sits in the corner of the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History. On each surface is a stack of quilts faded with age. Vibrant…
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