Updates from UT’s campuses in Knoxville, Chattanooga, Martin, Memphis and Tullahoma
UT and Syracuse University co-hosted a summit to explore how collaboration between higher-education institutions and the federal government can better support military-connected students. Continue reading UT, Syracuse Explore Higher-Education Opportunities for Military-Affiliated Students
UT Board of Trustees approved three new academic units for UT Knoxville. Continue reading UT Knoxville Campus News
The UTC Marching Mocs have been invited to participate in the 2024 London New Year’s Day Parade and Festival. Continue reading Marching Mocs Headed to London
Britain’s critically acclaimed five-piece a cappella vocal group Apollo5 performed at UT Southern in March. Continue reading Apollo5 Performed at UT Southern
Mahmoud Haddad was recognized by the Ohio Valley Conference as the recipient of the Outstanding Faculty Commitment to Student Success Award. Continue reading OVC honors Haddad
UTHSC hosts the grand opening of the new $45 million Delta Dental of Tennessee Building, which houses the College of Dentistry. Continue reading Delta Dental Building Opens
UT Knoxville’s Housing was honored with the Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy Award by the Great Smoky Mountain Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals Continue reading Student Excellence
Prominent educator, author and lecturer Angela Davis highlighted UT Chattanooga Martin Luther King Day 2023 festivities, speaking to a standing-room-only crowd during a discussion titled “A Call for Civility.”
Continue reading Angela Davis Speaks to Full House
UT Southern hosted a conference on Children’s Literacy: Igniting the Love for Literacy with more than 150 attendees in February. Continue reading UTS Welcomes Teacher Conference on Children’s Literature
Six UT Martin students served as legislative interns during the spring semester. Continue reading Interns Serving
UTHSC awarded 94 degrees during its 2022 winter commencement ceremony in Memphis. Continue reading Winter Commencement Held
The Howard H. Baker Jr. Center for Public Policy launched You Might Be Right, a new podcast series hosted by former Tennessee governors Phil Bredesen and Bill Haslam. Continue reading Former Tennessee Governors Host a New Podcast Series
The 456-seat Roland Hayes Concert Hall and the 256- seat Dorothy Hackett Ward Theatre are finished, and performances are returning. Continue reading Fine Arts Center Reopens After Four Years of Renovations
UT Southern students studying to teach special education developed the FIRE (Fostering Inclusion through Resource Efforts) resource fair for disability services on the campus in an effort to help eliminate barriers to receiving services.
Continue reading UTS Special Education Students Spread Fire
The $65 million, 120,000-square-foot, three-story building will house the departments of chemistry and physics, computer science, engineering, mathematics and statistics, and the pre-professional health sciences program. Continue reading Latimer-Smith Building Dedicated
Peter Buckley has been formally installed as the 11th chancellor of the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. Continue reading Historic Investiture Held
The ACE “train the trainers” workshop was held in conjunction with the Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation (IACMI) and the UT–Oak Ridge Innovation Institute this summer. Continue reading ACE “train the trainers” event held at UT Knoxville
The $13.9 million upgrading of the 65-year-old Hunter Hall, which began in December 2020, is almost complete at UT Chattanooga. Continue reading Hunter Hall Unveils a New Modern Look
UT Southern has welcomed Linda C. Martin as interim chancellor. Continue reading Linda Martin Named Interim Chancellor
An anonymous gift will support UT Martin’s new Bachelor of Science in Construction Management, an engineering major developed to meet Tennessee workforce needs. Continue reading Anonymous Gift Benefits Construction Management Degree
Physicians at the UTHSC Hamilton Eye Institute donated their services to restore sight to two dozen people during the fifth annual Ivan Marais Cataract-A-Thon. Continue reading The Gift of Sight
The UT Knoxville Haslam College of Business received a $3 million gift from the Boyd Foundation to create professorships and expand the Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research Endowment. Continue reading Gifts
Ten years and two Chattanooga City Council elections after she enrolled, Demetrus Coonrod graduated from the UT Chattanooga.
Continue reading City Council Member Earns UTC Degree
