Originally published in Orange Magazine, the University of Texas at Austin’s student magazine. The LBJ Presidential Library and Museum rises out of the green grass on the east end of […]
Published in Orange Magazine, the University of Texas at Austin’s student magazine. The Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum stands tall and proud, much like Texas does among the United States. […]
By Mary K. Schaffer Tucked away in a lush green corner of Austin, just across the street from Zilker Park, lies the Umlauf Sculpture Garden, a hidden wonderland of glossy […]
By Mary K. Schaffer December 5, 2012 In a county that voted 60 percent Democratic in the recent presidential elections, nearly two-thirds of Precinct 314 in West Austin voted Republican, with […]
By Mary K. Schaffer What makes Austin so special? The Salt Lick? Austin City Limits? The University of Texas? All of the above? Well, yes, Austin is unique because of […]
By Mary K. Schaffer October 30, 2012 Standing at just 5-foot-2, she flits around the study lounge, moving from her computer to her books to her bag, shuffling papers and managing […]
By Mary K. Schaffer April 20, 2012 Seventy-seven years after Walter Cronkite traced his last steps on campus, his spirit still abides at the University. His likeness, etched in four metal […]
By Mary K. Schaffer October 7, 2012 In third grade, Christopher Chamness’ grades started slipping, and his teachers told his mother he was not performing well in school. He just needed […]
By Mary K. Schaffer September 25, 2012 UT had the highest number of reported alcohol-related incidents during school days of the fall 2011 semester of four public Texas universities, according to […]
By Mary K. Schaffer May 2, 2012 The Belo Center for New Media, which opens Nov. 1, 2012, will disrupt parking and traffic in the immediate areas, according to Jeri Baker, […]
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