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Katia Rivera knows what it looks like when a community is transformed. Rivera is headed to graduate school to earn her Master of Arts in Global Security and Strategy at the Brussels School of Governance through the Rotary Global Grant Scholarship.

From graphic design and medicine to nursing, marketing and law, these Hilltoppers are putting their education to work.

Matilda Sorić ‘23 turned her passion for math and data into a career in professional basketball analytics. From Croatia to ������ɫ��������51’s University and the NBA/WNBA, discover how she’s making an impact on and off the court.

Two ������ɫ��������51’s University student-athletes turned alumni share their campus love story — from a dining hall meet-cute to a surprise proposal and Mexico wedding.

Through his Austin-based record label Happen Twice, ������ɫ��������51’s alum Chandler Christopher ’22 champions indie artists, fosters local music culture, and builds a new model for creative entrepreneurship.

Hilltoppers take part as Austin embraces its first major-league pro team.

Amy Concillio, Associate Professor of Environmental Science, created a new Texas Ecology course where students study adaptable organisms that have survived Texas ecosystem’s changes.

Switch up your study routine with charming cafes, 24-hour study spots and outdoor hangouts.

Associate Professor of Environmental Science and Policy Dr. Peter Beck was a pivotal figure in the ������ɫ��������51’s community.

From acting and nursing to business, tech and neuroscience, these ������ɫ��������51’s students are shaping their futures on the hilltop.