A new engineering building will be named for Autry C. Stephens, whose contributions have shaped the energy industry in Texas and inspired generations of engineers.
A new engineering building will be named for Autry C. Stephens, whose contributions have shaped the energy industry in Texas and inspired generations of engineers.
The Blank Center is dedicated to ending the global stigmatization of stuttering.
The Youngs honor their family’s deep history with a gift to the University’s beloved icon
Visionary venture capitalist Bill Gurley — early investor in household names like Uber and Zillow — helps power a robotics revolution at UT.
Over nearly 40 years, the Terry Foundation has invested more than $100 million in scholarships for Longhorns poised to change the world.
A visionary investment from Jim and Miriam Mulva is helping to build a new tower on the Forty Acres and adding state-of-the-art new facilities to the McCombs School of Business.
A new partnership between industrial technology leader Emerson and The University of Texas at Austin will support advanced research into artificial intelligence, automation, energy, semiconductors and other scientific disciplines.
Visionary venture capitalist Bill Gurley — early investor in household names like Uber and Zillow — helps power a robotics revolution at UT.
Over nearly 40 years, the Terry Foundation has invested more than $100 million in scholarships for Longhorns poised to change the world.
A visionary investment from Jim and Miriam Mulva is helping to build a new tower on the Forty Acres and adding state-of-the-art new facilities to the McCombs School of Business.
A new partnership between industrial technology leader Emerson and The University of Texas at Austin will support advanced research into artificial intelligence, automation, energy, semiconductors and other scientific disciplines.
With their gift to Dell Medical School, Bob and Kathy Smith are helping UT researchers explore new options for cancer treatment.
Alumnus Fariborz Maseeh tackles the next generation of engineering challenges through a transformational investment in one of UT’s top departments.
Fort Worth philanthropists and Longhorn parents John David and Leslie Moritz are giving back to the UT social work students who care for our communities.