Looking for a cool escape from the Texas heat? Spend an afternoon at the Blanton Museum of Art, right here on the Forty Acres. Explore world-class exhibitions, discover new artists, and experience one of Austinβs most inspiring spaces. π§‘
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Summer in Austin: The Blanton Museum of Art π¨
Looking for a cool escape from the Texas heat? Spend an afternoon at the Blanton Museum of Art, right here on the Forty Acres. Explore world-class exhibitions, discover new artists, and experience one of Austinβs most inspiring spaces. π§‘
Open this video on The University of Texas at AustinErnie's Last Paper
Professor Emeritus Ernest βErnieβ Lundelius started at UT in 1945, and taught geology and paleontology here for more than 40 years. In 1955, Ernie travelled to western Australia on a Fulbright Scholarship to explore Madura Cave and collect fossils of ancien...
Open this video on The University of Texas at Austin5 fave hidden gems at UT Austin! π€
5 fave hidden gems at UT Austin πβ¨ Explore these hidden gems to study, relax, grab a snack or recharge between classes. Which one are you checking out first? π€
Open this video on The University of Texas at AustinSummer in Austin: Texas Capitol Building π§‘ποΈ
Looking for your next summer plan? Start with one of Austin's most recognizable and historic landmarks. Just a short walk from campus, the Texas State Capitol is a must-visit destination for any Longhorn! π€
Open this video on The University of Texas at AustinBureau of Economic Geology Speed Tour πββοΈ
Get ready... get set... speed tour! Check out the 93,000 square foot Core Research Center at the Bureau of Economic Geology! Home rock core collected from across Texas and beyond, the Core Research Center helps geologists study Earth's underground history, ...
Open this video on The University of Texas at AustinSummer in Austin: Texas Science & Natural History Museum π¦
This summer, beat the Texas heat and explore millions of years of history at the Texas Science & Natural History Museum. From towering dinosaur fossils to fascinating exhibits, this is the perfect stop for curious minds of all ages. π€βοΈ
Open this video on The University of Texas at AustinUT Austin Finishes Strong at RoboCup 2026 π€π§‘
What if we told you these robots play soccer all on their own? β½π€ UT Austin Villa returned from RoboCup 2026 with a fourth-place finish in the world's largest robotics competition. Their humanoid robots made every decision on the field independently, usin...
Open this video on The University of Texas at AustinInside the UT Towerβs Herbarium π±
Did you know the UT Tower is home to more than a million plants? πΏπΌ Take a look inside the Billie L. Turner Plant Resources Center, a 10-floor herbarium that supports research from Texas to around the globe.
Open this video on The University of Texas at AustinBig Campus, Small School π€
SCL students love being Longhorns! In the School of Civic Leadership, they get the feel of a small school within a large SEC campus, with intimate classroom settings and meaningful connections with their professors. They are part of the energy and tradition...
Open this video on The University of Texas at AustinOrientation Photos on the Forty π€
Here's every photo-op you can't miss while at Longhorn Orientation! π€πΈ
Open this video on The University of Texas at AustinWhy This UT Austin Student Chose Medicine π¬π§‘
As a first-generation college student, Serenity never expected studying fish would help launch her path to medical school. ππ§ Through undergraduate research, she gained the confidence, skills, and opportunities that changed her future, and even found a wa...
Open this video on The University of Texas at AustinGene science at UT Austin π¬
What if evolution isn't as random as we've been told? π€ Texas scientists studied fish with "cleaner" genes vs. those without, and the results could change how we think about evolution. π
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