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CMA 3.000 - Walter Cronkite Plaza
The Walter Cronkite Plaza is a social hub bridging the CMA, CMB & HSM buildings on the UT Campus and is home to the art installation
And That’s The Way It Is
by artist Ben Rubin.
The piece projects an interwoven grid of text from two sources: closed caption transcripts of five live network news streams and archival transcripts of CBS Evening News broadcasts from the Cronkite era, including those housed at the university’s Briscoe Center for American History.
Read more about the art installation.
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BMC
CMA
CMB
HSM
Location
Name
Owner
CMA 2.202
Speech & Hearing Center
CMA 2.306
University Auditorium
CMA 2.PARK
CMA Parking Garage
CMA 3.000
Walter Cronkite Plaza
CMA 3.100
Hunt Family Student Lobby
CMA 3.104
Technology Helpdesk
CMA 3.108
Ann & David Chappell University Classroom
CMA 3.114
University Classroom
CMA 3.116
COVID TA/Grad Student use - Offline Classroom
CMA 3.120
Classroom
CMA 3.124
Classroom
CMA 3.130
COVID Private Teaching Classroom
CMA 3.134
Ann & David Chappell University Classroom
CMA 4.114
Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences
CMA 4.126
COVID TA/Grad Student use - SLH Conference Room
CMA 4.138
Digital Media Lab DML Computer Lab
CMA 4.140
Digital Media Lab DML Radio Room
CMA 4.142
Digital Media Lab DML Computer Lab
CMA 4.144
Moody Digital Media Lab DML Classroom
CMA 4.148
Moody Computer Lab
CMA 4.150
Computer Classroom
CMA 4.152
JOU Computer Classroom
CMA 5.130
RTF Conference Room
CMA 5.158
CMS Robert W. Hopper Computer Lab
CMA 5.176
Offline for Construction - RTF Computer Classroom
CMA 5.190
Offline for Construction - University Classroom
CMA 6.120
Department of Radio-Television-Film
CMA 6.146
COVID Private Teaching Classroom
CMA 6.152
Offline COVID Storage - CMS Classroom
CMA 6.170
Classroom
CMA 6.174
Offline COVID Storage - Classroom
CMA 7.112
Department of Communication Studies
CMA 7.120
Offline COVID Storage - CMS Conference Room
CMA 7.146D
ASI Robert & Kay Hopper Conference Room