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UT Health San Antonio coordinating national study to treat COVID-19-related acute kidney injury

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UT Arlington researcher uses 3D printing to create helmet that better protects soldiers in combat

Graduates of the 103rd class of police cadets, 13 in all with 3 women and 10 men standing in two rows.

103rd UT System Police cadet class embodies resilience

A hispanic student development teacher plays with a toddler by pointing at a toy

Innovative UT Dallas program to expand diversity in developmental psychology research

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103rd UT System Police cadet class embodies resilience

July 20

The cadets in this year’s UT System Police Academy class got an extra lesson in perseverance. They faced a global pandemic that postponed their start date two times and also had to grapple with many Americans questioning the role of police officers.

National search to launch for next UT Arlington president; advisory committee named

July 19

The University of Texas System Board of Regents Chairman Kevin P. Eltife has announced the members of a committee tasked with advising the regents on selecting the next president of UT Arlington.

UT System Regents to bestow highest honor on longtime UT, higher education advocates

June 24

Kenneth M. Jastrow, II and Susan Thomas Jastrow, longtime supporters of Texas higher education and The University of Texas at Austin, have been named recipients of the Santa Rita Award, the highest honor bestowed by the UT System Board of Regents.

UT System welcomes its summer 2021 interns

June 17

The 2021 University of Texas System Internship (UTSI) program launched this month, welcoming 30 students from undergraduate and graduate programs across the state.

UT institutions rank No. 4 in the world for most patents granted

June 15

Once again, University of Texas institutions have earned a top spot among the most innovative institutions of higher education in the world, based on the number of U.S. patents granted.

Texas Legislature gives approval to new UT medical school in Northeast Texas

May 28

Authorization for the Health Science Center at UT Tyler to allocate its resources to attain accreditation of a doctor of medicine program—a step needed to create a new medical school—has passed through the Texas Legislature and will soon be on its way to Governor Abbott’s desk for signature.

CPRIT awards more than $31 million to UT institutions to recruit and train top cancer researchers

May 21

On May 19, the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (CPRIT) announced it had awarded 20 academic research grants and five prevention grants totaling over $69 million—including more than $31 million awarded to four University of Texas institution

UT System research expenditures hit record $3.4 billion

April 26

Research expenditures across the University of Texas System hit a record $3.4 billion in fiscal year 2020, indicating the significant role UT institutions have in improving Texans’ quality of life, advancing treatments for deadly and debilitating diseases, and attracting new industry and jobs to the Lone Star State.