Past Events

Explore Austin-area museums for free! The 28th Annual Austin Museum Day is a free celebration of art, culture, history, music, nature, and science. Over thirty museums in the greater Austin area will welcome visitors with special programming including guided and self-guided exhibition tours, activities, and more for visitors of all ages.

The talk presents a draft chapter from my second book on the lager beer revolution in the United States. Brewing is one of the oldest and most widely used technologies. Many of its key discoveries took decades, some even hundreds of years.

Join your campus community for a special exhibition preview of Live from New York: The Lorne Michaels Collection on Friday, September 19, from 10 am to 2 pm. Co-sponsored by the Moody College of Communication, the preview will offer a first look at the exhibition before its public opening and is open to UT students, faculty, staff, and Texas Exes. The event kicks off with a grand opening at 10 am,with coffee and snacks in the plaza!

Explore the “middle place” of healing with Mallary Tenore Tarpley as she shares her courageous and reflective memoir, Slip: Life in the Middle of Eating Disorder Recovery, followed by a thoughtful discussion led by psychologist Dr. Allison Chase.

Join a virtual session exploring how new 2025 federal public access mandates will reshape research sharing—covering expanded requirements for publications, data, and software, with guidance on resources available at UT Austin to help you stay compliant.

UT Staff are invited to join the UT Staff Toastmasters Club to practice and improve your public speaking and leadership skills, self-confidence, and career opportunities in a very supportive environment while having fun and helping each other grow. Please bring your lunch and join us!

This event is a collections showcase of unique and interesting books and materials from the PCL’s vast collections. They will also have a table featuring our poetry chapbook collection, including hand-made letterpress chapbooks, poetry zines, and other unique poetry books.

Bring friends and family for free admission at Texas Science & Natural History Museum from 1-5 p.m. on Sunday, June 22, thanks to H-E-B! Explore a diverse range of exhibits that bring Texas' natural history to life, from ancient fossils and native wildlife to cutting-edge scientific discoveries. (Admission is always free for UT staff, faculty and students with a current ID).

Explore the world of Open Educational Resources (OER) – free, customizable educational materials that can boost student success and spark teaching innovation. In this accessible, one-hour virtual training, you’ll discover how to locate, assess, adapt, or even create your own OER materials.

Join this hands-on, two-day in-person workshop to discover digital tools that help organize, visualize, and creatively present research—even if you're not tech-savvy. Explore tools for digitization, data organization, visual storytelling, and more, and bring fresh digital methods into your classroom.