I'm disappointed but not surprised to see this project fold. Although I had some concerns about the ethics of building a business based on student labor, it was great to see students get big-budget experience.

I saw "Life and Afterlife " performed last night at the Eyes, Ears, and Feet recital and I really enjoyed it.

A lawsuit against a company using an orange longhorn emblem was dismissed because a study revealed few people associate the motif with UT. Although I think UT over-reaches in protecting its trademark, it seems pretty clear they were using the logo here.

course on basic project management at UT's PDC.

Warren Spector catalyzed this project at the Center for American History.

Apparently I haven't been following the Future of the Book project closely enough, since this is a cool project where scholars curate clips found online. There are a bunch of UT-RTF folks listed here.

"In the course of the multi-year project, Google will digitize at least one million volumes from the University of Texas Libraries' collections, working from selection lists prepared by the Libraries."

"Newfound files detail how UT-Austin police tracked the lives of Sixties dissidents." Lloyd Doggett, Janis Joplin, and Kinky Friedman were all under surveillance.

The design of this site is straight-up 1996 (I think it's generated from PowerPoint slides) but this could be a useful resource for teaching or getting other grad students on the same page.

An older story that discusses how the VCR killed public screenings at UT-Austin.

University-approved color formulas for burnt orange. #CC5500 == hook 'em!

A photo of heerleaders posing with a Bevo fursuit incites indignation from football fans. The commenters clearly have wilder imaginations than I.

Don't touch the bats!!!