Linda Kah, an associate professor in earth and planetary sciences, has been working with NASA on the Curiosity rover mission to Mars for eight years. She will be discussing the mission at the Science Forum on Friday. Kah will talk about the mission’s goal to assess if any area of Mars is habitable or has
ReVOLution, UT’s all-women a cappella group, trumped challengers from several major universities this weekend to advance to the national semifinals of a collegiate a cappella competition. The ensemble performed in Athens, Georgia, on Saturday in the regional finals of the 2013 International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella. The ensemble’s next stop is the national semifinals
ARAMARK will be issuing UT Reward cards for faculty and staff at two campus locations this week. The cards give faculty and staff a 15 percent discount on regularly priced food and drink in most ARAMARK-run dining establishments on campus. The signups come just in time for Faculty Appreciation Week, which will be celebrated February
Historian of religion Paula Fredriksen will focus on sin when she delivers the third annual David L. Dungan Memorial Lecture on Tuesday, February 19. The event, hosted by the Department of Religious Studies, begins at 7:00 p.m. and is free and open to the public. Fredriksen, the William Goodwin Aurelio Chair Emerita of the Appreciation
Faculty and staff, do you know of students who are looking for a great way to get inVOLved? Encourage them to make an impact on the class of 2017 by applying to be a Welcome Leader today! Welcome Leaders serve during Welcome Week to guide more than 4,000 new students through their first week on