As we work together to certify that our buildings and spaces can be safely occupied, I want to share some important Research Restart changes with you. This will be a long email, but I ask all of you to read it ...

I hope the better weather has brought each of you electricity, drinkable water, and a little space to breathe. If you haven’t been outside yet, please try to make time to get some sunlight. I think we could ...

As temperatures warm and power comes back online in Austin, coping with water and food shortages is becoming increasingly critical for many. Please continue to prioritize your wellbeing and safety ...

Given the deteriorating conditions in and around Austin and on the UT Campus, including water and electricity disruption, it has been deemed unsafe to conduct research on campus at this time ...

Because of the historic weather conditions that have severely affected statewide power availability, we recognize that many of you are unexpectedly without electricity, and this includes research ...

President Hartzell announced earlier today that campus is closed through Wednesday morning, and understandably many of you have questions about Office of Sponsored Projects (OSP) operations ...

As weather conditions continue to deteriorate in and around Austin, it’s becoming increasingly likely that campus may be closed this coming Monday and/or Tuesday. Please do not start any experiments ...

Given the precipitation and near-freezing temperatures, please decide for yourself if you need to leave campus early today in order to get home safely. Roads may ice over, and some areas are beginning to ...

Welcome back to campus, and welcome to the start of a new semester. I hope each of you had time to rest and reset, and I especially hope that all of you stayed healthy and safe over the holidays ...

Since March, we’ve witnessed COVID-19 spreading throughout the globe, claiming more than 300,000 lives in the U.S. and 1.6 million worldwide to date. Dangerously high spikes have pushed our healthcare ...