By Zoya Brumberg There are moments in history seldom publicly remembered and performed—and there are moments of performance that are seldom remembered in history. Reviving and sharing these stories has the potential to inform the ways we understand theatre and performance today. The first general-circulation theatre magazine, American Theatre, founded in 1984 by the arts […]
ARCHIVE: Featured Projects
Reading World Literature
By Edward Shore Reading World Literature is an educational initiative established in 2014 by the Graduate Comparative Literature Students’ Organization (GRACL) at the University of Texas at Austin that offers literature courses to incarcerated students at the Travis County Correctional Complex. Kaitlin Shirley (Ph.D. Candidate, Comparative Literature) […]
Hot Science-Cool Talks
By Edward Shore Hot Science-Cool Talks is a nationally recognized outreach series that provides a platform for leading researchers at the University of Texas-Austin and other prominent universities to share their research with the public in general and the K-12 educational community in particular since 1999. Presented by the Environmental Science Institute (ESI), the events […]
VOCES Oral History Project
By Valerie Ann Martínez Voces is an ongoing collaborative effort between UT students, faculty, and community participants to record and preserve the history of Latina and Latinos living during World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. Since its origin in 1999, the project has collected nearly 1,000 interviews documenting the experiences of Latina […]
Ethics Unwrapped
By Edward Shore Ethics Unwrapped is an initiative of the McCombs School of Business that fosters meaningful discussion about business ethics through engaging, research-based short videos. The program draws inspiration from Mary Gentile’s book, Giving Voice to Values, which teaches business students how to stand up for their values when their boss, customers, or shareholders […]