The University of Texas at Austin has received a $50M grant from the Moody Foundation to establish the Moody College of Communications, which is the largest endowment received by any U.S. public college for the study of communications.UT Gets $50M Grant for Communs. College
Tue., Oct. 22, 2013
By Kevin McCauley
The University of Texas at Austin has received a $50M grant from the Moody Foundation to establish the Moody College of Communications, which is the largest endowment received by any U.S. public college for the study of communications.Read Full Story in Subscriber Area
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