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
Required Modules for Incoming Students
Required Health and Well-being Modules for undergraduates launch on August 26. The deadline to complete Part 1 is September 4.
Longhorn SHARE Project Communities
SHARE Communities are student-led groups where peers can find community and social connection. Communities begin the week of September 14.
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.

