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Ryan Lee announces May Stevens: Fight the Power, an installation of work completed during the Civil Rights era in the United States, including a selection of drawings on exhibition for the first time from the formative Big Daddy series and a death portrait of Malcolm X. Related works by Stevens can be seen in Witness: Arts and Civil Rights in the ... (more)

In April, the White House announced an ambitious plan to combat sexual assault on college campuses.

If campuses with big football programs didn't coddle their drunken, violent athletes, then perhaps the woman who accused University of Texas athletes Kendall Sanders and Montrel Meander of rape wouldn't have undergone the experience she did.

The Williams Institute released a report today estimating that marriage for same-sex couples in Texas would add $181.6 million to the state and local economy over a three-year period.

When you think of modern art, does Texas come to mind? According to Katie Robinson Edwards, curator of Austin's Umlauf Sculpture Garden and Museum, it should.

Court watchers will remember that it was just recently that the Court took up the issue, in the case of Fisher v.

Losing weight is not only about physical changes, but also emotional revisions. When one-half of a couple loses a significant amount of weight, it can affect the dynamics of a relationship.

The usual pattern for the detection of plagiarism is for an adult to catch a student copying from someone else's work.

A follow-up to my post yesterday: In its ruling last week in Fisher v. University of Texas , the Fifth Circuit panel majority acknowledges that the University of Texas's use of race in its so-called "holistic review" process was far from marginal: Given the test score gaps between minority and non-minority applicants, if holistic review was not ... (more)

A University of Texas at Austin custom license plate manufactured by My Plates. The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles contracted with the company in 2009, asking the company to raise $25 million for the state in five years.

Since joining my current practice two years ago, I've noticed that I care for a disproportionate number of immigrants of Chinese and other Asian descent compared to my colleagues.

Barack and Michelle Obama have very busy schedules, of this there is no doubt. It's a good thing they have some help, not just from staffers, but also from family: Michelle Obama's mother, Marian Robinson.

Almost lost among the news last week about the war in the Middle East and a war of another kind in Washington between Republicans and President Obama was a bit of good news: A federal appeals court, acting on a case remanded by the Supreme Court, upheld the University of Texas' modest affirmative action program.

The University of Texas System Board of Regents has scheduled a meeting for Tuesday, when they are expected to name the sole finalist to be the system's next chancellor.

Everyone's heard of "buyer's remorse." However, researchers from three colleges may have come up with a different way of explaining why we sometimes kick ourselves after making a purchase.

Kelly Shores Title: Founder and CEO, Sparksight Age: 44 Hometown: Sugar Land, Texas Family: Wife Jodi; daughter, 11; son, 9 Education: Bachelor's degree, Radio/Television/Film, University of Texas at Austin College of Communication, 1991 Phone: 493-2072 Email: tkshores@sparksight.com Sparksight CEO and co-founder Kelly Shores has seen big changes ... (more)

Welcome to the world of in-house counsel , the attorney who lives inside a company as one of its employees, advising and representing it.

There are 40,000 undergraduate students enrolled at the University of Texas at Austin.

Thanks to a new, non-destructive microscopy technique, researchers at the University of Texas at Austin in the US and Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology in Korea are the first to have electrically imaged dendritic ad-layers and grain boundaries in molybdenum disulphide an up-and-coming technologically important material.

Debut novelist and Texan Will Chancellor reads from and discusses his novel "A Brave Man Seven Storeys Tall" 7 p.m. tonight at BookPeople.