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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

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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  • Message

    Changes to Departmental Structure in the College of Liberal Arts

    Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff, The University of Texas at Austin is committed to providing all of our students access to a world-class education. That includes providing students with meaningful opportunities to engage with outstanding faculty and to pursue fields of study within a robust and vibrant student community. How…

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    Elevating Campus Safety

    Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff, Keeping Longhorns safe is our top priority. As the world shifts and evolves, campus safety needs become broader and more complex. The University of Texas at Austin is preparing for the future with an integrated, forward-looking approach to campus safety — one built to protect…

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    Welcome Back

    Dear Longhorns, Welcome back. The spring semester is a perfect time to grow. You had a chance to rest and reflect on what you accomplished in the fall. Now you can build on what you know and discover what else there is to learn. Be curious this semester. Pay attention to…

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