Last spring, I found myself doing what I considered to be daring. No, not daring as in eating an … More
Category: Academic
The Journey
The dark in you will say what it wants.. never listen to the darkness listen to the art the art … More
The Power of Alternative Breaks
The Alternative Breaks Program (AB) within the Longhorn Center for Community Engagement aims to help students become more aware of … More
LAC’s Inaugural Undergraduate Research Competition
Liberal Arts Council’s Academic Affairs Committee hosted their first Undergraduate Research Competition on Saturday, April 28th. Ten undergraduate students presented their … More
Professor Lorraine Pangle: An Educator and Philosopher in Search of the Truth in Happiness and Love
“Academia, leadership, and professorship are pillars of the UT Austin community. In the first article for our new series, Professor Profiles, Dr. Pangle shares how her intellectual curiosities have been directed towards projects that benefit UT.”
Got Grit?
Written by Nathan Pastrano. Scholars have spent the last four decades debating about what, exactly, makes students “successful.” Angela Lee … More
Redefining Computing: How Supercomputers are Changing Research
Written by Varun Hukeri For the past sixteen years, the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) at The University of Texas … More
A Brief Survey of the Modernist Canon
Written by Nathan Allen Pastrano “Men can starve from a lack of self-realization as much as they can from a … More
Obtaining the Best: The Acquisitions Process of the Harry Ransom Center
Written by Shae Carey On the corner of 21st and Guadalupe Street lies a building that houses the collections of … More
The Value of a Liberal Arts Degree
Written by Hira Vayani Unemployment, easy, useless––these are some common words people use to describe a liberal arts degree. These … More
