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    UT Austin
    @UTAustin
    Aug 1
    Do you know a student who would thrive on the Forty Acres? Fall 2027 first-year applications are officially open! 🤘
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    UT Austin
    @UTAustin
    Aug 18
    If you're riding through UT Austin this fall, here's a heads up: Beginning Aug. 24, a new Pedestrian Friendly Zone will be in effect to improve safety. Riders of personal electric vehicles (such as e-scooters and e-bikes) should dismount and walk their wheels through this
    Orange graphic: \"PEDESTRIAN FRIENDLY ZONE\" takes effect Aug. 24. Icons show no electric scooters, one-wheel devices, e-bikes, or kick scooters. PEV users must dismount & walk their wheels in the zone.
    A prohibition sign (orange circle with diagonal line) over an electric kick scooter and a lightning bolt. Next to it, text reads: 'PEVs ARE: Electric scooters, Electric bicycles, Electric boards - Skateboards, hoverboards, Onewheels, Segways'.
    Text reads: Does not include ADA mobility devices. Electric wheelchairs and manually powered mobility aids may be ridden in the area and are not considered PEVs. A wheelchair icon with an orange checkmark indicates approval.
    Orange circle with a white bicycle icon and orange checkmark. Text: 'Users of traditional bicycles and other self-powered wheeled devices may ride but are encouraged to go slowly in the zone.'
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    UT Austin
    @UTAustin
    Aug 13
    A shared foundation. A first-class education. Preparing another generation of Longhorns to think critically, lead with purpose, and contribute to the prosperity of our state and nation. Learn more about UT Austin’s new Core Curriculum and the work behind it.
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    Jim Davis
    UT Austin
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    Aug 13
    150 years ago, Texans called for "a University of the first class." Living up to that charge means preparing students for successful careers, thoughtful citizenship, and purposeful lives that benefit our state and nation. That is the vision behind our proposed new Core