What Starts Here
A Veteran Connection
Alumnus Dick Wade’s generosity will help fellow veterans through college. Meet the first student to receive his scholarship.
What starts here changes the world — and that starts with generous donors. Read more about the students, faculty and programs changing the world with your support.
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World’s Best Faculty

Chain Reaction
UT graduates Van and Thomas Truskett are now staff and faculty, giving them a deep understanding of how donors make a difference to scholarly pursuits.

Prestigious Recognition
Medal named for Cockrell School of Engineering Professor Mary F. Wheeler

A Remarkable Life
The impact and legacy of Nobel Prize recipient John Goodenough

Whitney Thurman joins Betty Irene Moore Fellowship Program
Assistant professor in the School of Nursing receives research support
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Leaders of Tomorrow
World’s Best Faculty
Health Transformation
Vibrant Future
Texas Leader Magazine
Chain Reaction
UT graduates Van and Thomas Truskett are now staff and faculty, giving them a deep understanding of how donors make a difference to scholarly pursuits.
Latest Stories
Renewed Future for The Tower
UT Co-op Expands Scholarship Program
Helping Longhorns achieve their dreams
A Remarkable Life
The impact and legacy of Nobel Prize recipient John Goodenough
Whitney Thurman joins Betty Irene Moore Fellowship Program
Assistant professor in the School of Nursing receives research support
Gift Announcements
UT and Samsung Develop Talent Pipeline
Opening new doors for Cockrell students
Winn Family Foundation Makes Commitment to Natural Resources
Winn Family Foundation supports creation of Hill Country Field Station
Folgers’ gift creates largest endowment to named athletics director in US
Lois and Richard Folger create the country’s largest endowment to a named athletics director
Landmarks Raises $7 Million for Endowment
School Establishes the Luci Baines Johnson and Ian J. Turpin Center for Gerontological Nursing
Ensuring Access to Texas Engineering
Alumnus Michael Linford and wife Erika support UT’s future engineers.