In the College of Liberal Arts, we teach students to think critically and independently so they can thrive in the world beyond campus. We are dedicated to promoting cutting-edge research that helps ...

Plan II will host a come-and-go Open House event on Friday, April 11 for families to visit the Plan II office, get refreshments, and mingle with some of our staff, faculty, and students. No RSVP is ...

More than 25% of adults age 65 and over fall every year in the United States. Among older adults who fall, approximately 40% experience two or more falls in the same year. These falls negatively ...

Welcome to Health and Society! We are an interdisciplinary major that investigates how social, cultural, political, and economic factors shape health and well-being. The program was founded on the ...

The University of Texas History Department has been training doctoral students since the 1920s. In that time, the department has awarded over 600 Ph.D.s, including those earned by such distinguished ...

Vermaire, Matthew Aaron A Non-Ethics Of Belief: Theoretical Reason On Its Own Terms Dogramaci, Sinan/Sosa, David Postdoctoral Fellow (University of Glasgow) Postdoctoral Researcher ...

Is liberalism doomed? Was 1619 or 1776 the true founding of America? Is the traditional university broken beyond repair? Has antiracism gone too far, or not far enough, on university campuses? On ...

Welcome Plan II '28! I'm Anjali Cherukuri, a third-year student from Flower Mound, TX majoring in Plan II and Informatics, minoring in Business & Risk Management on the pre-law track. I'm involved ...

The Health and Relationships Project (HARP) studies how married partners influence each other’s health behaviors, mental health, and physical health over time. Beginning in 2015, we collected survey ...

One of the chief concerns of the Jefferson Center is to help students think about how the society in which they live in constituted, and how it answers the basic questions of who ought to govern and ...