Past Events

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Classes begin for the spring semester of the 2019–20 academic year.
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Over the Holiday Break—Dec. 23, 2019 until Jan. 3, 2020—The University of Texas and the LBJ School of Public Affairs will be officially closed.

The Great Financial Crisis of 2007–08 has cast a long shadow on the economic and political realities we confront today, as did the Great Depression of the 1930s on the decades that followed. These economic earthquakes also upended the conventional economic thinking, particularly in the realm of macroeconomics. This event presents four new books that address various aspects of macroeconomic theory and policymaking.

LBJ School students and alumni are invited to join the LBJ Washington Center to watch the 2019 Democratic Presidential Primary Debate.

Register for the LBJ School's biggest admissions event of the year! The LBJ Open House will take place on campus Nov. 14–15, 2019. This is your chance to meet the school leadership, faculty, current students and alumni, and to hear about the great opportunities offered to LBJ students. We hope you're able to join us in Austin!

Considering Public Policy Graduate School? Join us to learn about the programs offered by The LBJ School of Public Affairs! The LBJ Washington Center will host two Open Houses and Info Sessions in November for prospective students to learn about our Master of Public Affairs and Master of Global Policy Studies degrees and the DC Concentration of each.

Considering Public Policy Graduate School?
Join us to learn about the programs offered by The LBJ School of Public Affairs!
The LBJ Washington Center will host 2 Open Houses and Info Sessions in November for prospective students to learn about our Master of Public Affairs and Master of Global Policy Studies degrees and the DC Concentration of each.
Students and alumni will be available to discuss their experience.

Please join the LBJ Washington Center staff for a webinar to discuss the LBJ School DC Concentration. Topics of discussion will include: program description, logistics, course overview, attributes, experiential opportunities, application tricks and tips, student profile/experiences, and Q&A.

NASA is developing nuclear reactors for the surface of the moon and Mars, and it recently tested one using nuclear weapons-grade uranium, despite U.S. nonproliferation policy to eliminate civilian use of such material worldwide. This symposium aims to promote debate on space reactor fuel before NASA makes a decision that could have significant security, economic and political consequences.