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Hogg Memorial Auditorium

Hogg Memorial Auditorium wins 2024 Preservation Austin Award

Nov. 6, 2024
The Daily Texan— The Hogg Memorial Auditorium received a city preservation award for restoration after a two-year renovation, the School of Architecture announced on Oct. 24.
Campus Operations staff members at UFCU Disch-Falk Field

Campus Operations Hosts Appreciation BBQ

Oct. 29, 2024
Campus Operations hosted a barbecue for all team members on Oct. 24 at the UFCU Disch-Falk Field Baseball Concourse to celebrate all the hard work accomplished over the last year. View photos from the event, including aerial group photos for both day and night shifts.
Tower

UT's iconic tower will undergo historic restoration beginning in November

Oct. 4, 2024
KVUE — The University of Texas at Austin's iconic Tower is about to get some needed TLC. UT says the planned restoration work will mark the first meaningful investment in the Tower since it was completed in 1937. The university first announced its plan to spruce up the Tower in 2022, and the Board of Regents approved roughly $70 million for the project back in February of this year.
Clay Looney leads a plant tour through the PPE building with engineering students and Associate Professor David DiCarlo.

Powering Curiosity: UT's CHP Plant Empowers Student Learning

June 13, 2024
The energy at The University of Texas at Austin is electric with a thriving academic community. Beneath the surface, another energy is at work — the University's microgrid, a self-sufficient system that powers UT, ensuring reliable electricity, heating, and cooling. This microgrid also offers a unique opportunity: a living-learning laboratory for students across various majors.
Member of UT Irrigation crew in front of lawn and UT tower

Teamwork and technical prowess: UT Austin sets the standard for water conservation in the heart of Texas

Nov. 15, 2023
Calsense — The Moody Center is a new Austin landmark and an impressive building. And in the heart of hot, dry Texas, what’s equally impressive is the way the building and its surroundings are irrigated: using 100% reclaimed water. This is recycled, treated wastewater, and its use significantly eases the burden on the supply of municipal potable water required from the City of Austin. Calsense showcases UT Austin's landscaping crew's holistic, out-of-the-box approach to water management as part of their recognition of Champions of Irrigation.