The McCombs School of Business announced today that two of its most technology-focused graduate programs are getting new names that acknowledge the central role of emerging technologies in the curriculum.
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.
As a child, April Willis dreamed of becoming the U.S. secretary of education. Today, the proud Longhorn combines her dual passions for teaching and leadership as an accomplished entrepreneur.
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.
The entrepreneur and champion of public education leaves behind a legacy of compassion and fierce dedication to excellence in education and the students she loved.
Christina Lildharrie, a Ph.D. student in neuroscience at The University of Texas at Austin, is spending her summer in Washington, D.C., learning how neuroscience and public policy can work together to create meaningful change.
