Campaign Impact
What starts here changes the world
The University of Texas at Austin is unleashing knowledge, opportunity and innovation from the heart of Texas. See how UT students, faculty and programs are changing the world with support from the What Starts Here campaign.
Campaign News
Bill Gurley Invests in Texas Robotics
Shaping the Future of Health
The new UT Medical Center
An Incredible Milestone
Thanks to our generous alumni and friends, UT has made history with $1 billion in donor support for students.
The Rosenthal Department of Management at McCombs School of Business
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
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Honoring UT’s Illustrious Student-athletes
Thanks to a world-changing legacy gift from the family of Frank Denius, UT’s gifted student-athletes can celebrate their achievements at the Frank Denius Family University of Texas Athletics Hall of Fame.
Latest Stories
Longhorn Band Thanks University Co-op
The Longhorn Band brought its signature spirit to the University Co-op during a special performance to thank the Co-op for sponsoring course material scholarships for band members. These scholarships help talented students thrive on and off the field. Thank you to the University Co-op for supporting the Showband of the Southwest!
Fight Fires with Funding
Support students in XPRIZE Wildfire Competition
Texas-sized Gift to Texas Athletics
Lois and Richard Folger create the country’s largest endowment to a named athletics director
Heroes in the Making
Thanks to the generosity of donors, Forty Acres Scholars and future nurses learn to change the world, one patient at a time.
Breaking New Ground in Energy
A gift from Gary L. Thomas supports UT Austin’s reputation as a global leader in energy education.
Paying Dividends
McCombs graduate Phil Canfield and wife Mary Beth support UT’s Canfield Business Honors Program with student scholarships, keeping enterprising minds on the Forty Acres.