Changing the World

With the help of generous donors and excellent faculty, UT’s new School of Civic Leadership will shape the next generation of leaders who are prepared to strengthen our communities, our state, and our nation.

The Alexander Pavilion will anchor the new plaza at the heart of UT’s arts and entertainment corridor, providing a world-class gathering place for the many students, artists, and members of the public who attend Texas Performing Arts’ great performances each year.

After nearly seven decades of extraordinary impacts and investments in transformational causes in Texas and around the world, the O’Donnell Foundation is sunsetting in alignment with the wishes of its late founders, Edith (B.A. ’48, UT Distinguished Alumnus Award winner) and Peter O’Donnell, Jr.

Don Seymour, BBA ’91, and his wife, Cheryl, made an investment in the Harkey Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies that will provide key support for the Longhorn business leaders of the future.

Jon Shulkin, mover and shaker at Valor Equity Partners, provides a transformational gift — and a new name — to McCombs’ celebrated Accounting Department.

Dr. Humboldt “Hum” Mandell and the Texas Exes are supporting Aerospace Engineering students through the Stamps Forty Acres Scholarship.

A new building on the Forty Acres honors the legacy of Autry C. Stephens.

Don Seymour, BBA ’91, and his wife, Cheryl, made an investment in the Harkey Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies that will provide key support for the Longhorn business leaders of the future.

Jon Shulkin, mover and shaker at Valor Equity Partners, provides a transformational gift — and a new name — to McCombs’ celebrated Accounting Department.

Dr. Humboldt “Hum” Mandell and the Texas Exes are supporting Aerospace Engineering students through the Stamps Forty Acres Scholarship.

A new building on the Forty Acres honors the legacy of Autry C. Stephens.

A paradigm-shifting community initiative dreamed up by Mindy Hildebrand is helping to change the culture of campus substance use from one of misuse to one of well-being.

Rex Tillerson’s long history of support for UT is anchored by a formative experience in the Longhorn Band, his commitment to Texas Engineering and his vision for the future.