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May 10, 2023
Ask most UT alumni for a story from their college years involving The Daily Beacon, and they’ll have one. Maybe it was the lines of students reading the paper each
May 6, 2023
When the nonprofit news site ProPublica launched The Repatriation Project in January, UT landed on a top-10 list that does not come with bragging rights. Out of all universities, museums,
May 6, 2023
When the nonprofit news site ProPublica launched The Repatriation Project in January, UT landed on a top-10 list that does not come with bragging rights. Out of all universities, museums,
May 3, 2023
We are evolving our portfolio in response to research integrity challenges.
April 30, 2023
PBS NewsHour’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Correspondent Nick Schifrin joined the College of Communication and Information as keynote speaker for the International Reporting Symposium on Friday afternoon to discuss his
April 27, 2023
On Tuesday afternoon, over 75 staff, faculty and students rallied in McClung Plaza in support of a petition from United Campus Workers that calls for an increase to base stipends
April 23, 2023
On Friday, the Campus Events Board hosted its beloved Party in the Park event at Circle Park to kick off Volapalooza 2023. The largest student-organized event on campus supplied both
April 19, 2023
Without warning last Friday morning, hundreds of Chinese and Chinese American students were cut off from their primary means of communication with friends and family: Chinese social media apps supported
April 19, 2023
Jason Fletcher (‘00), a distinguished professor of public affairs at the University of Wisconsin–Madison with appointments in applied economics and population health sciences, will return to his undergraduate alma mater
April 18, 2023
Monica Brashears (‘19) worked quickly to achieve the daydreams of thousands of creative writing students.