University of Texas Social Life and Customs

Bevo the Longhorn mascot of the University of Texas in a cow pen. Other cattle are visible behind a fence.

The University of Texas mascot, Bevo the longhorn in a cow pen. Other cattle are visible behind a fence.

Interior of a dorm room on the UT campus

Interior of a dorm room on the UT campus

UT Longhorn band in formation on the football field during the UT v. Texas Tech game in 1965.

UT Longhorn band standing on the steps of the Gregory Gym.

First cannon fired on March 2, 1897 by Tom Connally at B Hall in celebration of Texas Independence Dat.

Parade of automobiles from UT in front of the Texas State Capitol

Group portrait of three male UT Austin cheerleaders.

Cars and students in front the UT Tower

UT students in homemade elephant and giraffes costumes as a part of the Varsity Circus parade. The Varsity Circus started in 1906 and became a biennial tradition into the 1920s.

Float for Smith and Wilcox Clothing as a part of the Varsity Circus. The Varsity Circus started in 1906 and became a biennial tradition into the 1920s.

The Queen being pulled in a wagon covered in flowers with men on horseback following behind as a part of the Varsity Circus. The Varsity Circus started in 1906 and became a biennial tradition into the 1920s.

Four men are standing with "Bevo" the University of Texas mascot, a Texas longhorn. They are looking at a 6-foot tall card