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The Great Coppini Caper
One man's search for 24 Pompeo Coppini statues that mysteriously disappeared from UT-Austin campus.
After the War
Texas Vietnam Veterans on how the war still affects their lives today
Hello From the Dark Side
How LIGO helped continue some of Einstein’s most ambitious work
John Kerry Revisits Battle Days in Vietnam Summit Keynote
U.S. Secretary of State and Vietnam War veteran John F. Kerry says he lives by the mantra “every day is extra.” On the second day of UT’s Vietnam War Summit, Kerry spent one of his extra days with 1,000-plus veterans and guests at the Lyndon B. Johnson Library.
Lessons Learned at the Vietnam Summit: Day 2
Two years ago, the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library celebrated the 50th anniversary of the advancements in civil rights accomplished by President Johnson and his administration. This week, the library is hosting the first-ever three-day Vietnam War Summit.
Henry Kissinger Talks Nixon Administration
At the Vietnam War Summit, Henry Kissinger makes it clear he regrets little about his role in the war.
Lessons Learned at the Vietnam War Summit: Day 1
During the May 22, 1971, opening dedication of the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library, 2,100 anti-Vietnam War activists were held back by police as they chanted “no more war,” banging trash can lids together. When President Johnson took his turn at the podium, undoubtedly hearing the protesters, he said, “It is all here: the story of our time with the bark off. This library will show the facts, not just the joy and triumphs, but the sorrow and failures, too.”
Advancing LGBT Student Civil Rights
“Please choose one of the following: male, female, unknown.” It’s a variation of a question everyone has come across at some point in their lives while filling out a form, especially when registering for school
Novelist Sarah Bird On Her Love Letter to Texas Women
When novelist Sarah Bird arrived in Austin in 1973, she was a recent graduate from the University of New Mexico who was moving to follow her boyfriend. As time went on, though, he dedicated his life to Scientology, and she didn’t follow.