The University of Texas at Austin once again invites the community to celebrate the season with Longhorn Lights, the annual holiday light show made up of nine miles of orange and white twinkling lights.
Longhorn Lights runs along Guadalupe Street between 21st and 24th, also known as The Drag, and is free and open to the public for all to enjoy nightly from November 19—January 1, from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Whether you're on foot or driving by, the festive light show will be a joyous experience for the entire community. HOOK ‘EM!
Three couples, each of whom pursued their advanced degrees at the Cockrell School of Engineering while working full time, share insights into how they balanced their work and life with their university studies. With the support of their employers and each other, they were able to take advantage of their programs' flexible format to successfully complete their respective degrees.
Reflecting on his first year as the Executive Director of Texas Engineering Executive Education, Woodrow W. Winchester III outlines some of the ways in which TxEEE continues to meet the challenges and demands of industries that are constantly growing and evolving.
