Students
A look at the incoming MBA class, through one student's admissions essay. Julio Hernandez could have become a mariachi star, but had another dream to become the first person in his family to graduate from college.
She's witty, kind and curious and said "No thanks" to the Ivy League in favor of Texas. Just one of many students we're proud to have in the class of 2015.
Sixteen young entrepreneurs, most of them current or former students at The University of Texas, have a vision to close the communication gap between neighbors by creating a website that allows for hyper-local connections.
Colby Lowrey had to quit her passion when her mom passed away, but her strength carries on.
A Togolese father, a Texan mother and an Ivory Coast birth certificate give Messa Adjavon a unique worldview.
"When I’m in Washington, I focus on reforming Medicare and Medicaid. When I’m in Austin, I focus on Dr. Rao’s next corporate finance exam." So says EMBA student Stephanie Carlton, who makes the 3,000-mile round trip every other week.
The third year in the Leadership Program at McCombs encourages students to demonstrate their commitment to issues relevant to the multiple communities in which they belong. Two students share thoughts on their experiences.
Nineteen students in the Leadership Program spend their spring break teaching entrepreneurial and job skills lessons in Belize.
A Q&A with TEMBA student and IBM engineer Toan Pham, who worked on the main processing unit used to power Watson, the computer that won a three-day game of Jeopardy! against the game’s two most successful human players.
Business Honors sophomore Sara Hollis writes about how volunteering at an orphanage in Kenya transformed her view of life back home at UT.
UT > Harvard! Sounds like you are an incredible young lady. Enjoy your time here, it flies by!