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UT launches social network to connect students to campus organizations
August 5, 2013
Called HornsLink, the network allows students to create their own profile using their UT EIDs to receive customized recommendations about events and organizations matching their interests.
UT students studying abroad in Egypt relocated
July 5, 2013
After a military coup in Egypt, six UT students participating in the Arabic Flagship program in Alexandria are being relocated to Meknes, Morocco for the remainder of their year abroad.
UT professor working on tattoo that can track vital signs
June 28, 2013
Nanshu Lu worked to create a small flexible tattoo that can monitor vital signs, power itself and transmit data in a more compact way that the bulky options available today.
UT Co-op partners with UT student for fashion line
June 27, 2013
The UT Co-op is expanding its line of womens clothing with pieces designed by a UT student.
UT reflects on Juneteenth with celebration
June 18, 2013
Members of the UT and Austin community gathered to celebrate Juneteenth Tuesday.
UT and A&M open joint library
May 25, 2013
UT and Texas A&M University opened a $6.3 million facility to store books that aren't used often on campus, a measure officials say will save both schools money.
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