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Navy ROTC

Portrait of Max & Sylvia Miller.

Helping Students Set Sail

November 18, 2016 by Rachel White

The Pro Bene Meritis award is the highest honor bestowed by the College of Liberal Arts. Since 1984, the annual award has been given to alumni, faculty members and friends of the college who are committed to the liberal arts, have made outstanding contributions in professional or philanthropic pursuits or have participated in service related […]

Navy ROTC Celebrates 75 Years

November 10, 2015 by Ed Mergele

The year was 1940: Europe was in its second year of war, and Japan was continuing its nearly 10-year expansion into Pacific Rim countries, especially China. The United States was able to stay away from the fray, but the summer would bring disturbing developments that would put the U.S. on high alert. In June the […]

A four-by-12-inch time capsule found within the cornerstone during the demolition of the ROTC building, Russell A. Steindam Hall. Photo by Marsha Miller.

History Cracked Open

May 1, 2012 by Jessica Sinn

Unearthed Time Capsule Fills Gaps in ROTC History After World War II A glimpse of life at The University of Texas at Austin’s Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) during the 1940s and ’50s was sealed within the building blocks of the former ROTC building for more than half a century. Last fall, a crew of […]

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