September 30, 2024
A new UT science institute will use artificial intelligence to research unanswered questions about the formation of the universe starting Oct. 1.
October 16, 2024
While working as a pharmacist in Richmond, Virginia, Leticia Moczygemba Ph.D. interviewed unhoused service providers — caseworkers, nurse practitioners and physicians — to better understand the core issues impacting those experiencing homelessness. Across the board, the practitioners identified losing track of people as the biggest challenge affecting the unhoused population’s access to care.
October 31, 2024
The Urban Institute published a rubric on Oct. 18 to guide higher-education leadership in supporting student parents through inclusion, representation and data collection.
February 10, 2025
For a coalition of graduate students in the College of Liberal Arts, fighting for a living wage and just working conditions is a “marathon, not a sprint.”
March 27, 2025
For Kyra Timberlake, K-pop began as a quiet obsession in middle school that she only shared with her older sister. Now as a dancer for UT’s Korean Music Association dance group, KM8, she finds herself immersed in a network equally as passionate about K-pop.
April 8, 2025
Considering brain activity is important in predicting whether someone will remember or forget something, according to a March 24 study published by two UT researchers. The study furthers the understanding of how the brain learns and could improve the way students learn, postdoctoral fellow Soroush Mirjalili said.
