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“Our students are entering a critical and divisive world. We must prepare them to have wisdom. We must prepare them to understand truth, beauty, and goodness – foundational principles that are the promise of the arts and humanities.”

-James E. Davis, President

Jim Davis at the podium during his inauguration
Jim Davis at the podium during his inauguration

“Our students are entering a critical and divisive world. We must prepare them to have wisdom. We must prepare them to understand truth, beauty, and goodness – foundational principles that are the promise of the arts and humanities.”

-James E. Davis, President

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The Inauguration and Investiture
of the 31st President

James E. Davis

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President James E. Davis

Jim Davis is the 31st President of The University of Texas at Austin. He previously served as Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer and as Vice President for Legal Affairs and Business Strategies.


Texas Statement on Academic Integrity: Academic Freedom and Its Responsibilities

The Faculty Working Group on Academic Integrity—comprised of esteemed faculty members from a wide range of academic units —worked tirelessly and collaboratively to develop a statement that defines our character as a flagship university and affirms our duty to teach with academic honesty.

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    Dear Longhorns, Human health is central to the future of The University of Texas at Austin and our mission. Today, I am excited to announce that I have named Dr. Claudia Lucchinetti Executive Vice President for Medical Affairs and the UT Dell Medicine Health System. She will continue…

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    Welcome to A New Year

    Dear Students, Welcome to your first day of classes. The start of the school year is here. There’s energy and excitement across the Forty Acres, and our faculty and staff are ready for you. Campus is fully alive. Enjoy yourself this semester. Try new things. Get to…

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    Renewing Our Core Curriculum

    Dear Longhorns, The University of Texas at Austin has a duty to educate students for successful careers, thoughtful citizenship, and purposeful lives that benefit our state and nation. A strong core curriculum is central to that mission. The core curriculum is the combination of classes every student is…

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