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Which school is older, AM or UT?

AM was founded in 1871 and UT in 1883. After the founding of UT, their regents argued that they should have control of AM.

When was the University of Texas founded?

In September 1883, The University of Texas was officially opened in a ceremony inside an incomplete building on a grassy hill where the Tower now stands.

When was University of Texas found?

First-Class by Law. In September 1883, The University of Texas was officially opened in a ceremony inside an incomplete building on a grassy hill where the Tower now stands.

How did the University of Texas get so much land?

Later the state constitution of 1876 reinstated the idea of a land-based endowment for what was described as a university of the first class. But as so often has been the case at UT, the vision was soon compromised. The state reneged on three million acres of farmland and gave UT two million acres of desert.

What was Utrgv Brownsville called before?

In 2015, the University of Texas-Pan American was renamed the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, and in 2016 the former campus of the University of Texas at Brownsville became part of UTRGV.

How many University of Texas students died in WWII?

The plaque, to the right of the Gate 8 entrance to Royal-Memorial Stadium, which doubles as the largest war memorial in Texas, lists 664 names in raised gold letters all known former UT students who died in the war.

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