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For first-generation BSN student Devora Solomon, nursing is more than a career path; it’s a calling shaped by family, culture and compassion. Born in Eritrea, a small East African country, and raised in San Antonio, Texas, Solomon brings a unique global perspective to her journey as a student at The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing.

PhD student Merci Paulhill has been selected as a 2026 Graduate Archer Fellow, an honor that will place her in Washington, D.C., this summer to live, learn and lead alongside graduate students from across The University of Texas System.

The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing recognizes six staff members for their dedicated years of service to UT Austin. These individuals have made lasting contributions through their commitment, excellence and care in supporting UT Austin’s mission.

A group of doctoral students from The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing received Research First Place recognition for a poster presentation at the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Doctoral Education Conference, held January 14-16 in Bonita Springs, Florida.

As the population of older adults continues to grow, the unique needs of women aging with schizophrenia spectrum disorders remain largely overlooked. A new study coming out of the School of Nursing is challenging this oversight.

With years of experience working in various international settings, Linda Kim, PhD, MSN, RN, PHN, CPHQ, CGNC, new director of the School of Nursing’s Center for Global Nursing and Health, has dedicated her career to improving health care delivery and promoting the well-being of populations around the world. Her work has taken her to several countries, where she has seen both the challenges and the immense potential for positive change in global health.

For BSN student Jayden Lathon, nursing was never just a career choice; it was a calling rooted in curiosity, compassion and connection. Lathon’s fascination with health and the human body started early.

The Simulation and Skills Center (SSC) at the School of Nursing is a state-of-the-art facility that provides students with hands-on, realistic learning experiences. Equipped with advanced simulation tools, the Center prepares students to transition confidently from the classroom to clinical practice, ensuring they have the competencies needed for effective patient care.

Faculty members at The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing have recently received regional and international recognition for their contributions to nursing science, leadership and service, reflecting the UT Austin School of Nursing’s continued impact on health care and nursing scholarship.

Designed for experienced nurses seeking to elevate their practice, the post-MSN Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program, established at the School of Nursing in 2015, equips students with the skills to translate evidence-based research into real-world health care solutions.