Hogg Memorial Auditorium

After a two-year renovation and in time for its 90th anniversary, Hogg is back. The 1,000-seat award-winning venue hosts premier events for students, faculty and staff. 

Designed by French architect Paul Cret and completed in 1933, Hogg Memorial Auditorium was the first theater on campus and was part of the "Union Group" buildings, financed almost entirely by student and alumni efforts. The auditorium was named after James Stephen Hogg, the first native governor of Texas.

Hogg has served as a hub for various aspects of campus life since it opened its doors. In the 1950s, it was the main stage for UT’s drama department. Throughout time, it has been the venue of choice for lectures, debates and traveling plays.

Through the combined efforts of Student Government, the College of Fine Arts and the Division of Student Affairs, we're honored to present the Hogg to the campus community.

• The first renovated building at UT Austin to earn the United States Green Building Council’s Platinum certification for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED).
• American School & University, Bronze Citation, Educational Interiors Showcase 2024
• Associated General Contractors of Texas Building Branch (AGC-TBB) Outstanding Construction Awards for General Contractor, Historic Renovations, 2023
• Associated General Contractors of Texas Building Branch (AGC-TBB) Outstanding Construction Award for Historical Renovations-Statewide, 2024
• Austin Green Award (2024)
• Learning By Design Architectural & Interior Design Awards of Excellence, Outstanding Renovation Project 2024
• Preservation Award for Restoration, Preservation Austin Merit Awards 2024
• Spaces4Learning, Grand Prize, Education Design Showcase, 2024