The University of Texas at Austin is home to many museums, galleries, and public art spaces. Students can explore art, history, science, photography, sports history, and cultural exhibits without leaving campus. Visiting museums is a great way to practice English, learn more…
One of the best ways to practice English outside the classroom is by volunteering. This activity allows students to meet new people, practice communication skills, and learn more about the Austin community. Volunteering means giving your time, without being paid,…
The University of Texas at Austin campus, known as the Forty Acres, is full of history, art, nature, museums, and student traditions. One of the best ways to learn more about campus is by exploring it on foot. Self-guided tours…
Taking care of your health is an important part of being a student. Exercise, healthy eating, spending time outdoors, and connecting with others can help reduce stress and improve both physical and mental well-being. At UT Austin, ELC students have…
Austin is a wonderful place to live, but summers can get HOT! Pools, splash pads, and shaded areas help people stay active without getting too hot. Staying cool helps you enjoy summer while helping reduce the risk of heat exhaustion…
The University of Texas at Austin has many museums to explore. Each museum offers art, history, or science exhibits that can spark curiosity and new ideas. Students can visit between classes or plan a trip with friends. These museums make…
The Bullock Texas State History Museum shares the story of Texas through thousands of years of history. The museum sits near the Texas State Capitol in downtown Austin. Visitors explore artifacts, interactive displays, and multimedia exhibits that explain how Texas…
Bluebonnets are blooming across Texas! These cheery blue wildflowers are a sign of spring. Bluebonnets grow in fields, along highways, across campus, and in parks. Many people take photos of these native plants and post them on social media. The…
The University of Texas at Austin campus, nicknamed “The Forty Acres,” has a lot to offer. Follow these self-guided tours to discover more about UT’s iconic public art, campus history, and beautiful green spaces at your own pace. These tours…
