The first episode of our new podcast series Death & Numbers is live! Learn everything you ever wanted to know about the legacy of French cuisine. "Life itself is the proper binge."--#JuliaChild
https://t.co/Se0nPOzVlL…/
Rainbow bagels and viral milkshakes... if your food doesn't play a starring role on the Internet, is it worth eating? Find out more in episode 2 of the Food for Thought series of the Death and Numbers podcast. https://t.co/Se0nPOzVlL…/
Join us in congratulating the recipients of our 2018 Media Production Grant: Edmund T. Gordon @BlackStudiesUT, Lauren Gutterman @AmStudies, Michael Mignanelli, @ut_classics, & John Rumrich @ut_english. Read more about their projects here: https://t.co/PLlogLYq2u
Episode 4 of The 1975 Voting Rights Act: A Brief History podcast looks at the effects of the the 2013 Shelby Co. vs. Holder decision on Texas. The podcast is produced by Maggie Rivas-Rodriquez for @VocesProject. #VotingRightsAct#VoterSuppression https://t.co/alQP3ylfrF
.@utdos is now offering confidential, peer support to students who have been impacted by interpersonal violence. Check out the @UTIVPS program’s grand opening today at 3 p.m. in SSB G1.310.
.@UTIHS1 Migration: Classic and Contemporary Feature Film Series continues in 2018 with a screening of "A Better Life," introduced by Alberto García Maldonado, on January 23. https://t.co/Csuglg2q64
.@DellMedSchool partnering w/ @utexasHI has launched a series of American, British, & Japanese film noirs exploring the clinician-patient relationship in the post-war period. Drunken Angel screens 1/31 and will be discussed by Rick Peters, MD. https://t.co/Db97TrG7le
In this episode of Humanities Minutes, we talk about #NormanMailer and #RolandBarthes to explore a timely question: Can you separate the art from the artist? #Literature#newcriticism https://t.co/3GsNWgDubW
Episode 3 of The 1975 Voting Rights Act: A Brief History podcast looks at the effects of the VRA on Texas. The podcast is produced by Maggie Rivas-Rodriquez for @VocesProject. #VotingRightsAct#VoterSuppression https://t.co/alQP3ylfrF
"But he's a human being, and a terrible thing is happening to him. So attention must be paid." Congrats to @ransomcenter for acquiring the Arthur Miller archive, which will benefit scholars, students & fans of American lit & theater! https://t.co/CrpP1fR3XK
Join @Warfield_UT & Austin Area Heritage Council for the Annual Community March celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King’s legacy. The march kicks off at the MLK statue on UT campus on Monday, January 15, 2018 at 9 a.m. https://t.co/YK3k6B6jGI
The U.S. used a gold standard for most of the late 19th and early 20th century. Currently, however, the U.S. dollar is fiat currency, meaning that its value is backed by the government. Learn more in our latest episode: https://t.co/LZqNg1XmpX #currency#economics#money
Read how a lifelong interest in antiquity and imminent retirement drove Terry Orr to complete his Bachelor of Arts in @ut_classics at the age of 80.
https://t.co/R8nikbJm7w
Of course @LiberalArtsUT's own Jaqueline Jones and H.W. Brands are considered two of "the nation’s smartest historians"! Read what they (and others) have to say about how this year stacks up to other tumultuous years in #USHistory. https://t.co/9r6V5JL01p
Was #2017 the Craziest Year in U.S. Political History?
A dozen historians, including #UTHistory Professor & Chair Jacqueline Jones, & Professor H.W. Brands, weigh in: @politico#TwitterHistorians
https://t.co/EHDmoyot2m