Past Events

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.

You'll experience foundational postures and creative variations that strengthen, open, and restore your body and mind. In addition, this class incorporates a longer warm-up and cool-down to deliver a well-rounded and total body experience. Location: Glenn Maloney room, SSB

Virtual Yoga: Wednesday: Foundational Vinyasa Yoga | 12 pm to 1 pm Foundation Vinyasa Yoga is an approachable class for beginners or anyone wanting to improve their alignment in various yoga postures. This class features several verbal cues to assist you with improving muscle memory so that you can build your yoga practice on a solid foundation.

Cool off this July with a series of pop-up activities all about the Ice Ages at Texas Science & Natural History Museum—plus enjoy the museum’s excellent air conditioning while you’re at it! Discover what life was like during the Ice Ages through hands-on experiences and family-friendly activities, like story time, fossil exploration and Ice Age art studio activities. Activities take place in the museum’s new hands-on Discovery Center and are included with admission. (Admission is always free for UT staff, faculty and students with a current ID).

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 science of spectroscopy at Texas Science & Natural History Museum in its special exhibit, Big Eye on Dark Skies, featuring a scale model of the Hobby-Eberly Telescope. Watch a live, hands-on demonstration and experience the hidden rainbow of light that illuminates the composition of elements in distant stars and galaxies! Included with museum admission. . (Admission is always free for UT staff, faculty and students with a current ID).

You'll experience foundational postures and creative variations that strengthen, open, and restore your body and mind. In addition, this class incorporates a longer warm-up and cool-down to deliver a well-rounded and total body experience. Location: Glenn Maloney room, SSB

Virtual Yoga: Wednesday: Foundational Vinyasa Yoga | 12 pm to 1 pm Foundation Vinyasa Yoga is an approachable class for beginners or anyone wanting to improve their alignment in various yoga postures. This class features several verbal cues to assist you with improving muscle memory so that you can build your yoga practice on a solid foundation.

Cool off this July with a series of pop-up activities all about the Ice Ages at Texas Science & Natural History Museum—plus enjoy the museum’s excellent air conditioning while you’re at it! Discover what life was like during the Ice Ages through hands-on experiences and family-friendly activities, like story time, fossil exploration and Ice Age art studio activities. Activities take place in the museum’s new hands-on Discovery Center and are included with admission. (Admission is always free for UT staff, faculty and students with a current ID).

Explore the science of spectroscopy at Texas Science & Natural History Museum in its special exhibit, Big Eye on Dark Skies, featuring a scale model of the Hobby-Eberly Telescope. Watch a live, hands-on demonstration and experience the hidden rainbow of light that illuminates the composition of elements in distant stars and galaxies! Included with museum admission. . (Admission is always free for UT staff, faculty and students with a current ID).