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With 13 contestants performing talents ranging from singing to Indian classical dance, Jordan Cordel’s debut song “Lonely” took the hearts of judges and audience members.

When Brien Smith, BBA ’79, MPA ’81, was inducted into the Texas McCombs Hall of Fame last fall, he told the audience of lifelong friends and family that he credits his time at UT for preparing him for success — not only in business, but in life. “I love this university. It’s given me everything,” he said.

The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing PhD students, Cheongin Im, MSN, BSN, RN, and Dongmi Kim, BSN, RN, recently presented their research at the Southern Nursing Research Society (SNRS) 39th Annual Conference, Feb. 19-21 in Memphis, Tennessee.

What does Texas Pharmacy mean to you? For alumnus George Polansky and his wife Barbara, their support of the college has many forms. If you’re active in the alumni community, you have almost certainly seen George and Barbara at a Homecoming Tailgate, alumni reception, college happy hour or Advisory Council meeting. He was recently recognized as the 2023 Legend of Pharmacy Award Recipient for his dedication and lifelong impact on the profession. George’s love of the UT College of Pharmacy is comprehensive, tireless and, for our college community, life changing.

Wang's current research focuses on theories and applications of geometric learning, language models, generative models, and 3D computer vision.

Cai's research primarily focuses on large language model (LLM) efficiency, reasoning, and AI security, specifically efficient training and inference for large foundation models while enhancing decision-making capabilities.

As a dancer and choreographer, Aysha Upchurch is an embodied storyteller who leans on African diasporic movement to create works of joy, connection, and liberation.

The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs recently held the inaugural Postdoctoral Appreciation Week Symposium to showcase postdoctoral research and offer postdocs access to resources, networking opportunities and more.

Brandy Routh, a fourth-year Neuroscience Ph.D. candidate, was named as one of three winners of the 2024 inter-university Empower Your Pitch competition this summer. The event featured participants from the Johns Hopkins University, Columbia University and The University of Texas at Austin.

Faith Deckard, a recent sociology doctoral graduate, has focused her research on better understanding how people and their families navigate the criminal legal system and its aftermath. Winner of the 2024 Granof Award, she examines how the cash bail system entangles not just individuals but also families in a complicated economic and social system of obligation, debt and punishment.