Dean Andrew Dillon quoted in Washington Post article about the effects of online reading. Photo Credit: Sebastien Wiertz
Celebrate the research accomplishments of doctoral students in the School of Information. Students will present their research through mini-talks and posters. Photo Credit: Paul Keller
Unmil Karadkar, Pat Galloway, and Lorraine Dong work to preserve the records of the world’s first African American psychiatric hospital in Petersburg, Virginia.
iSchool Ph.D. student Brandon Wiley's Dust: A Censorship-Resistant Internet Transport Protocol featured in New Scientist
Advocating For Women In Technology (AWIT) Awarded $1000 Grant by NCWIT
Andrew Dillon, iSchool Dean and Professor, shares his thoughts on the importance of a 'School of Information', and what makes the University of Texas at Austin School of Information so special.
DARPA 2012 Young Faculty Award recipient, Dr. Matt Lease, featured in Wired for his project, Blending Crowdsourcing with Automation for Fast, Cheap, and Accurate Analysis of Spontaneous Speech.
Some educators at a White House gathering said they were hesitant at first to bring new technology into their classrooms.
Sometimes just hearing another woman's experience can plant the seed of possibility. That's what Marcia McIntosh...
Wickett brings a passion for logic, making sense of and organizing information, and preserving and broadening access to data.
Speed Interviewing, which Director of Career Development Tara Iagulli introduced to the iSchool three years ago...
This event will be a presentation of MLIS graduates in unconventional library careers. Pizza will be provided.
Location:Time:
12:00pm to 1:00pm
Dean Andrew Dillon invites you to the annual UT School of Information Open House to learn how we are developing the knowledge necessary to preserve the past, manage the present, and design the future.
Location:Time:
12:00pm to 3:00pm