Huaiyin Li reveals the reality hidden under layers of political propaganda and critique
Features
Plan II Celebrates 90 Years and Plans for 90 More
At the celebrated honors program’s recent anniversary celebration, there was a clear message: There’s more where this came from
To Russia with Love
Thomas Jesús Garza reflects on four decades of travel to a changing nation
Blog
Because of Winedale
Bruce Meyer wants the show to go on forever
2025: A Year in Books
Twelve faculty authors recommend reads for the new year
A World to Discover
With a gift to the Plan II Honors Program, Lee and Philip Zinn are providing Longhorns opportunities for new ideas and perspectives
A Bridge to the Past
The Frank Denius Normandy Scholar Program takes students to locations significant to World War II, connecting them with the past while helping them build a foundation for their future
Teaching & Learning
Deus Ex Machina?
Chad Seales explores the parallels between AI and religion
More Than a Language
UT’s Yoruba studies program goes beyond grammar to connect students with Yoruba culture in West Africa and the diaspora
Blooming Where You’re Planted
A U.S. Marine’s Journey from São Paulo to UT Austin
Research
Tasting India Through Historical Texts
Andrea Gutiérrez explores Indian culture through premodern recipes
Digging Into the Past to Prepare for the Future
A team of UT Austin researchers look for climate solutions in the deep past
Hustling Today to Rest Tomorrow
Kathleen Griesbach explores the myths and narratives of unstable work
Books
Writing Toward Clarity
Jennifer Chang on Plato, patriarchy, and her Pulitzer-finalist poetry collection
Encountering Albania
Chelsi West Ohueri explores belonging and the communist afterlife
