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Reihaneh Hajibeigi
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Disney songs take a break from traditional Tower tunes
April 30, 2012
Disney enthusiasts had an opportunity to hear their favorite tunes ring throughout campus.
Brian White speaks about building successful career
April 24, 2012
Brian White brought lessons from his successes to the UT community Monday.
Austin one of six cities to participate in Green Lane Project
April 24, 2012
Cyclists in West Campus received a new route that’s green, both environmentally and in color, that should help raise cycling’s profile in the city.
New hospital named after former governor
April 16, 2012
Former Texas Gov. William P. Clements Jr. will be memorialized with a new hospital in Dallas.
UT remembers Virginia Tech massacre through commemoration piece
April 16, 2012
The UT community remembered the 2007 Virginia Tech massacre Monday with a theatrical memorial that schools around the country also performed.
Texas Quidditch hosts first Lone Star Cup
April 16, 2012
University students brought the wizarding game of Quidditch to life this weekend with the first tournament held at UT.
April sparks national campaign of Autism Awareness Month
April 3, 2012
University affiliated organizations shine light on autism through campaign and fundraising.
Texas Public Health celebrates National Public Health Week with week of events
April 2, 2012
Texas Public Health will host Public Health Week 2012, a campus-wide celebration of National Public Health Week.
Austinites shave their heads in support of cancer patients
April 2, 2012
Participating in St. Baldrick’s is a perfect way to support children afflicted with cancer.
Capital Metro increases weekend bus services after many requests
March 27, 2012
A surge in requests by commuters has led Capital Metro to increase its availability of rail service to weekend riders.
College of Liberal Arts to implement new method for major changes
March 26, 2012
Policy changes will force students to spend more time meeting with advisers before making any changes to their majors.
Holi festival celebrates Hindu culture, campus diversity
March 26, 2012
A celebration of equality of all people as seen through and inspired by the god Krishna.
California assistant professor lectures on computer safety
March 6, 2012
Various components of computer operating systems can manipulate the applications and technologies we use in our computers.
Kites float at Zilker Park
March 5, 2012
Hundreds of colorful, ornate kites covered the skies of Zilker Park Sunday for Austin’s 84th annual charity kite festival.
UT redesigns, updates wordmark
February 22, 2012
A new wordmark design has been aprroved that will better reflect UT's brand identity.
Students took day to recognize, spread news of social injustice
February 20, 2012
Students symbolically threw away social injustices occurring around the world on Monday as part of the United Nations’ Social Day of Injustice.
Livestrong marathon raises cancer awareness
February 19, 2012
On Sunday runners came toghether for cancer research awareness in the Livestrong Austin Marathon and Half Marathon.
Student works with local candy shop to fundraise for African orphanage
February 13, 2012
A local candy shop and a UT student are working together to raise funds to build an orphanage.
Mechanical engineering professor chosen to manage gender equity issues at UT
February 13, 2012
Professor Janet Ellzey has been chosen to oversee gender equity issues at the University.
Law School hosts event to discuss European debt crisis
February 13, 2012
The Texas International Law Journal invited speakers from around the world to discuss the European debt crisis and its consequences.
UTeach helps meet demand for new science and math teachers
January 30, 2012
President Barack Obama challenged American educators to push students to pursue teaching in math and science fields.
Texas legislature requires meningitis shot for university students
January 30, 2012
All university students in Texas must provide meningitis vaccination documents or face being barred from registration.
Research shows many extreme religious rituals are still practiced in Latin America
January 24, 2012
Religious rituals, such as saint veneration and exorcisms, are still widely practiced in Latin America, despite western tendencies to believe them to be outdated.
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