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Tarini Thiagarajan wanted to help people through medicine from a young age. What she didn't know was what that would actually look like.

For incoming Master of National Security student Leylah Attia (MNS ’28), the path to a career in national security started with a curiosity about how people and governments connect.

The biennial meeting of the Rhetoric Society of America (RSA) conference is always a great chance to hear from rhetoric scholars around the world, but this year, two members of the Department of Rhetoric and Writing left the conference with high honors.

With a trauma-informed framework, Emily Edwards is the face of change in public safety, working in preventing calls to law enforcement by empowering families with appropriate resources.

Welcome to The University of Texas at Austin! To help you make a smooth transition to being a graduate student here, we're providing you with several action steps and links to important campus resources.

Researchers say dormant viruses many people harbor can reactivate during COVID-19 and may be linked to long COVID symptoms.

Fresh off a breakthrough in advanced nuclear energy, Sanjay Mukhi, MBA ’23, reflects on the journey to criticality.

After spending four years in Connecticut, incoming LBJ School student Eli Craddock is returning home to Austin. This fall, he'll begin the Master of Global Policy Studies program before continuing his studies in D.C. through the LBJ Washington Center's Accelerated D.C. Program, bringing him back to the East Coast to live, work, and study in our nation's capital.

Forensic social work embeds social workers into the criminal justice system, and Hannah Justvig Vaughan (MSSW ’26) serves a unique role within that system: working with prisoners on death row.

UT nutritional scientists found that nearly half of the foods exceeded recommended sugar, sodium, fat or calories.