he UT Tower has been the university’s most recognizable landmark and symbol since it was completed in 1937. At 307 feet, the 27-floor Tower can be seen from almost any location in Austin.
Bevo, a Texas longhorn, has been the school’s mascot since 1916. The longhorn represents the pride and tradition of the university.
Created in 1955 by head cheerleader Harley Clark Jr., the Hook ’em Horns hand signal is recognized worldwide as the symbol of the Texas Longhorns.
“The Eyes of Texas,” the official alma mater of The University of Texas at Austin, was written by John Sinclair in 1903.
The Longhorn Band, often referred to as “The Showband of the Southwest,” is one of the nation’s most recognized and celebrated marching bands. In addition to performing at athletic events, the band is an ambassador for the university and the state, performing for U.S. presidents, at Super Bowls and National Football League games.
