Past Events

Join us at one of our general meetings to learn something new about carbon dioxide removal! Our general meetings have a range of activities: hear from speakers, play a game, and meet other people in the community!

Plant, harvest, compost, weed, mulch, and beautify the Microfarm during these fun weekly volunteering sessions!

The Annual Energy Symposium brings together recognized industry professionals, faculty, and students of all backgrounds to facilitate a series of thought-provoking presentations and discussions.

Complementing the Black Home as Public Art exhibition, this symposium brings together designers, historians, curators, and archivists for interdisciplinary discussions about several activist- and artist-led practices and the importance of pluralizing the architectural canon.

Want to learn how to invest in startups? Want to be a champion for sustainability? The MIINT Fellowship is for you!

Complementing the Black Home as Public Art exhibition, this symposium brings together designers, historians, curators, and archivists for interdisciplinary discussions about several activist- and artist-led practices and the importance of pluralizing the architectural canon.

Join Longhorn Energy Club, Switch and the Energy Institute for an exclusive attendee-led panel event featuring Lucid Motors, a leader in electric vehicle innovation.

Visit UT Farm Stand’s on-campus market to purchase local and sustainably grown produce, bread, honey and their famous hibiscus tea. BYOBags and stock up on seasonal groceries.

Sponsored by the Lebermann Foundation, Pizza & Politics invites you to an enriching experience where you'll have the exclusive opportunity to speak directly with influential speakers who shape our society. Dive into thought-provoking discussions on pressing issues and enjoy free pizza, all while connecting with fellow college students who share your passion for civic engagement.

The General Meetings of the American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists. These meetings are open to the public and pertain to the post undergraduate life of students in grad school, industry, or public work.