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It's global advising week, and we're celebrating academic advisors across the UT System for the vital role they play in helping students succeed. Advisors are often the first point of connection for students—helping them navigate degree pathways, make informed decisions, and prepare for life after graduation. Through guidance, encouragement, and deep knowledge of academic programs and career pathways, advisors empower students to stay on track academically and enter the workforce with confidence. Thank you for your dedication, expertise, and unwavering commitment to student achievement. #GlobalAdvisingWeek #AdvisingMatters #UTSystem

Some of the same brain changes seen in Alzheimer’s disease can also happen during cancer treatment, including “chemobrain.” By studying these overlaps, scientists are working to better protect brain health and improve future treatments. @jimrayndc #EndCancer

UTMB has been recognized as a digital health leader through the CHIME (@CIOCHIME) Most Wired® Program, reflecting our continued commitment to innovation and technology‑driven patient care. Read more: utmb.us/ft1

Six nurses from #UTHealthHouston were recognized by the Houston Chronicle for going above and beyond in patient care at the 26th annual Salute to Nurses Luncheon. Learn more about the nurses making a difference across our community 🔗 go.uth.edu/SaluteToNurses…

Spring ’26: A rare commencement moment at UTA—President Jennifer Cowley will award degrees to her husband and son as they graduate together, highlighting a family milestone among thousands of students crossing the stage! @utalibarts @BusinessUTA 🎓 uta.edu/news/news-rele…

Nationwide, more than 103,000 people are waiting for an organ transpant. @UTSWMedCenter transplant teams continue to push forward in advancing care and expanding access. UTSW physicians performed their first heart transplant in 1988, followed by their first lung transplant in 1990. The first liver and kidney transplants came in 2007. UTSW's tranplant program continues to thrive, with over 450 transplants completed in 2025.

#acrosstheUTsystem, great research is being produced either side of obtaining advanced degrees. Proud of @utpb Falcons who shared their work on Research Day!

Welcome lumberjacks! 🪓💜

A new imaging method created by UT MD Anderson researchers detects and maps reversed DNA replication forks with single-cell resolution. How this tool can provide insights into how cells respond to replication stress: spr.ly/6019BBKLQP #EndCancer

In space, rules change. Oxygen level drops, pressure shifts, the human body adapts. Until it doesn't. That’s reality aerospace medicine is built around. Want to see what practicing medicine in space demands? Read the full story: utmb.us/frd #UTMB #AerospaceMedicine

Grateful for Peggy and Carl Sewell’s visionary $10M gift to establish the Center for Cellular Language Intelligence at @UTMDAnderson. This new center will empower our teams to decode cancer’s behavior and accelerate discoveries that advance next‑generation therapies. #EndCancer

An education from a UT institution is about more than just a degree. For the last five years, @UTSA's Najim Center has helped more than 3,000 students grow their entrepreneurial skills and cultivate their personal and professional development. A part of the university's growing downtown footprint, the center is poised to help even more students thrive — in their studies, internships and future careers.

Paving the way for local governments. 🛣️🚗🚧🧑‍🔧 AI researchers from @UT_Dallas's Center for Applied AI and Machine Learning helped to build an automated system, combining AI and live traffic camera footage, to assess road conditions in real time and help cities prioritize where repairs are needed most. news.utdallas.edu/science-techno…

🌟 Made in Texas: space medicine 🩺👩‍🚀🚀 Every astronaut mission depends on a carefully designed medical system: rigorous pre-flight screenings, real-time health monitoring in space, and detailed post-flight evaluations. As missions grow longer and more complex, aerospace medicine becomes an even more important part of mission planning. @UTMB's Aerospace Medicine Residency Program trains physicians to practice medicine hundreds of miles above Earth. utmb.edu/som/home/jssom…

For decades, scientists have studied the genetic and molecular features of cancers, offering important but limited insights. Advances in spatial biology, functional genomics, big data, and AI are making it possible to study cancer at the individual cell level. To capitalize on these advances, @UTMDAnderson is launching the Center for Cellular Language Intelligence, thanks to generous support from Peggy and Carl Sewell.  The center's mission is clear: unlock the complex communications that govern tumor ecosystems to unlock a new generation of treatments. mdanderson.org/newsroom/ut-md…

It's that time of year! UTEP and El Paso Community College officials are visiting high schools across El Paso to encourage students to go to college during Operation College Bound! 🍎 📜 On Monday, recruiters were joined by @UTEPPresident Heather Wilson, @EPCCNews President William Serrata and @YsletaISD Superintendent Xavier De La Torre. #PicksUp Learn more about becoming a Miner: utep.edu/admissions/

The Chancellor's Centurions are young alumni from across UT institutions committed to the future of higher education and health care in Texas. For their spring meeting, the group gathered at @UTArlington. The visit included an immersive tour of UTA's Smart Hospital simulation training facilities, meeting students at the UTA School of Social Work, and a deep dive into UTA's First Generation student initiatives. The Centurions are deeply committed to supporting first-gen students and presented UTA President Jennifer Cowley with a gift to help carry UTA's efforts forward. Thank you to everyone who joined, and to all our Centurions for empowering first-gen students to blaze new trails for their families and communities. 🧡

⭐️Made in Texas: keeping the economy on track 👷🛤️🚄 This spring, 25 @utrgv engineering students constructed a full-scale, 40-foot railroad track panel preparing the materials, coordinating logistics and executing a project designed to mirror real-world industry conditions. America moves around 40% of its freight by rail. These students can help keep it rolling for years to come. #utsystem #madeintexas youtube.com/watch?v=S5jSvK…