University Blog Service
The university blog service is available for use by faculty (for non-course related purposes) and staff. The service uses Wordpress MU, a multi-user version of the popular Wordpress platform. Blogs can be created for individuals, groups, projects, or departments.
Have a question? Read about the University Blog Service and find help and the Service Level Agreement (SLA).
The Latest
Site News
- Blogs will be down for maintenance – Sunday, August 7, 2011 from 5 a.m. to 1 p.m.
- Blogs will be down for maintenance – Sunday, June 5, 2011 from 6 a.m. to 12 noon
- Blogs Downtime for UDC Move 11 pm Dec 26 – 9 pm Dec 27
- Increasing Resources to Meet Demand
- Technical Difficulty: Plug-ins Disabled
- Planned Maintenance for Blogs on Tuesday, 12/7/2010
- UT EID Login issues with Blogs Resolved!
Updated Blogs
- UTES Social Studies
- URB Advising
- The LAH Herald
- AWWA/WEF
- Welcome to the McCombs WP MBA Career Management Blog!
- Hogg Blog
- Mathematics Instruction at UT Elementary School
- Higher Education Administration Student Professional Association
- Polyphony
- Tower Talk
- Strauss Institute: Did You Know?
- The Undergraduate Philosophy Association
- Public Affairs Reporting
- Geo News
- questions over answers
- ACM Home
- D. Burns
- Free Minds Project
- ECO Advising
- John McCalpin's blog
- Tarlton Library News
- Center for Transportation Research News
- UTCommAbroad
- Gender and Sexuality Center blog
- Nuclear Proliferation Prevention Project (NPPP)
- Elements of Computing
- Legalwriting.net Blog
- UT Aikido Club
- Texas Tai Chi
- Gender Equity
- Keri Stephens' Blog
- HCMP - Health Careers Mentoship Program
- UTLARP
- Administrative Systems Master Plan
- Desiree Pallais
- Construction Materials Research Group
- Project MALES
- UTES Wellness
Recent Posts (from public UT blogs)
Bull Run Living History inspired by A Night at the Museum - Posted to UTES Social Studies by Mary Ledbetter
What do you get when you take: a great book, a historical event, a fun movie, and smart fifth graders? You get meaningful, moving, living history skits. At least I hope so. In true Little Longhorn style, we will be re-enacting the experiences of fictional characters from Paul Fleischman's book, Bull.. (Read More)
Message from Dr. Vincent - Posted to by Leslie Blair
We are excited to announce the lineup for the 26th Annual Heman Marion Sweatt Symposium on Civil Rights in this issue of DDCE@UT. This year’s program promises to be one of our best. We are focusing on educational disparities that young men of color experience. Through a series of four.. (Read More)
CAMPO GIS paid intern - Posted to URB Advising by Vnn57
The Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) has an opening for a paid GIS internship for the spring semester, potentially extending through the summer. The chosen candidate is expected to have a good working knowledge of ArcGIS and be available to work around 20 hours per week. The pay rate.. (Read More)
Be an Editor for CoLA J - Posted to The LAH Herald by Lshipley
The College of Liberal Arts Journal is currently recruiting Peer Reviewers, Layout Editors, and Copy Editors. By being part of thisundergraduate liberal arts research journal, you can help your peersget published and gain valuable research experience. APPLY NOW at www.launchut.org or contact applications@launchut.org. Join now! .. (Read More)
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