Longhorn Wellness Center
Promoting well-being for all students
Longhorn Wellness Center
Promoting well-being for all students
Creating a culture of student and campus well-being through programs, education, health messages, student engagement and collaboration.
Student Services Building (SSB)
100 West Dean Keeton Street, 1.106
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
512-475-8252
Monday - Friday
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays and for all UT Austin holidays
LWC Highlights
Healthyhorns Stories
Featured Stories
Longhorn Wellness Center
UT Austin Graduate Student Bikes 1,700 Miles for a Cause
Eliana Glenn’s path to public health began as an undergraduate at UT Austin. Originally from Dripping Springs, Texas, Glenn chose UT for the experience of a large university while staying close to family and friends in Austin.
Healthyhorns
Building Skills Beyond the Classroom: Alejandra Valles' Journey to Public Service
A native of Presidio, Texas, and a Spring 2025 graduate of the McCombs School of Business, Valles works as a Financial Analyst II with the Texas Health and Human Services Commission.
Healthyhorns
Preparing for the Field, One Opportunity at a Time
This summer, Healthyhorns student assistant Mia Chicas traded her campus office for the Texas coast, where she spent three weeks applying her classroom knowledge during the Marine Geology & Geophysics Field Camp.
Healthyhorns Stories
HealthyHorns
Building Skills Beyond the Classroom: Alejandra Valles' Journey to Public Service
A native of Presidio, Texas, and a Spring 2025 graduate of the McCombs School of Business, Valles works as a Financial Analyst II with the Texas Health and Human Services Commission.
Longhorn Wellness Center
UT Austin Graduate Student Bikes 1,700 Miles for a Cause
Eliana Glenn’s path to public health began as an undergraduate at UT Austin. Originally from Dripping Springs, Texas, Glenn chose UT for the experience of a large university while staying close to family and friends in Austin.
Healthyhorns
Preparing for the Field, One Opportunity at a Time
This summer, Healthyhorns student assistant Mia Chicas traded her campus office for the Texas coast, where she spent three weeks applying her classroom knowledge during the Marine Geology & Geophysics Field Camp.