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What did the UT Tower look like when it was completed in 1937? 🤔 Historic preservation planner Kim Barker is helping answer that question by uncovering the original colors, finishes and architectural details of our iconic landmark. Read more about how her work is helping bring- Thanks to a National Institutes of Health (@NIH) grant, UT will become the first institution in Central Texas to house a ZEISS Lightsheet 7 Fluorescence Microscope. The new technology will support researchers across disciplines as they advance research on Parkinson's disease,
- Happy National Intern Day, Longhorns! 🤘 Today we're celebrating UT senior and double major Emmy Chen, whose internship at IBM's Blue Studio reflects the power of pairing design thinking with strategic communication. Read Emmy's story here -
- For nearly 90 years, the UT Tower has marked milestones, celebrated traditions and brought the Longhorn community together.🤘 Go behind the scenes and explore the stories and history that make this iconic landmark unforgettable here -
