Nicolás Kanellos has devoted his life to unearthing and showcasing an unprecedented body of U.S. Latino literature
Alumni
Paying It Forward
A new scholarship for COLA students honors David Garza’s parents
Coffee, Clinics, and Compassion
COLA alumna Maria Farahani does it all
Toy Story
COLA alumnus Jeremy Padawer has transformed the toy industry with a keen sense for how collectors think
A Gift for Real Dialogue
With a gift to the College of Liberal Arts, Carl and Tamara Tricoli have created opportunities for students to engage in challenging but invaluable conversations
1984 In Their Words
Seven 1984 alumni share about their time on the Forty Acres
1984 In Their Words: William “Bill” Shute
On how reading “King Lear” can lead to 38 years of marriage
1984 In Their Words: John Adamo
“I think I was the only person I knew who never changed his major”
1984 In Their Words: Terasa Cooley
“I’ve always gravitated toward religious exploration”
1984 In Their Words: Karen Kaplan
How a linguist became a hospice chaplain
1984 In Their Words: Duff Stewart
Leave the place better than you found it
1984 In Their Words: Barbara Ganson
From studying the history of women aviators to joining their ranks as a pilot
1984 In Their Words: Linda Neavel Dickens
She started as a water polo referee at the UT Rec — and worked her way up to associate vice provost
Join the Catholic Church. Don’t marry a musician! Trust your instincts and marry Elaine sooner.
And other reflections from the class of 1984