In the Winter 2023 Issue
To untangle the grand challenge issues plaguing the state of Tennessee will require collaborations between researchers, educators, organizations, leaders and in-the-trenchers. Continue reading In the Winter 2023 Issue
Category: Editor’s Message
In The Fall 2022 Issue
Through shivers of delight to weeping through wretchedness, the arts can create connections between people who may have very little else in common. Continue reading In The Fall 2022 Issue
In the Summer 2022 Issue
In this Good Food issue of Our Tennessee, we celebrate food and drink for the times when strangers gather around tables to break bread and drink wine, then leave as friends, with memories made. Continue reading In the Summer 2022 Issue
In the Spring 2022 Issue
From honey to hemp, advanced manufacturing to DNA, UT’s researchers and students work toward finding solutions that could impact Tennessee residents and the world. Continue reading In the Spring 2022 Issue
In the Winter 2022 Issue
UT shines out with boldness or transparency or excellence, a higher education beacon for the state of Tennessee. Continue reading In the Winter 2022 Issue
Inside the Fall 2021 Issue
At the University of Tennessee, we’re doing more than dwelling in hope. We’re working to create a better world. Continue reading Inside the Fall 2021 Issue
Inside the Spring 2021 Issue
In this issue, we celebrate the hope bringers, the night beaters, the light givers. Continue reading Inside the Spring 2021 Issue
Welcome to Our Tennessee
Our Tennessee includes all campuses and everyone within Tennessee, and our name change reflects the impact UT has on our state. Continue reading Welcome to Our Tennessee
Inside the Fall 2020 Issue
This issue celebrates the sparks of inspiration that lead us to our brightest ideas. Continue reading Inside the Fall 2020 Issue
Inside the Spring 2020 Issue
To explore the wonderful wild world is to find adventure—whether close to home or far away. Continue reading Inside the Spring 2020 Issue
Movements in Education: Our Winter 2020 Issue
What teachers do and say in the classroom impact future generations, and their importance cannot be shortchanged. Continue reading Movements in Education: Our Winter 2020 Issue
Love and War: Inside the Fall 2019 Issue
Join us in this issue as we share alumni stories and how the University of Tennessee impacts the world through love and war. Continue reading Love and War: Inside the Fall 2019 Issue
In The Spring 2019 Issue
Change can be introduced by that simple question, “Why not?” Continue reading In The Spring 2019 Issue
Inside the Winter 2019 Issue: The Makers
“I think a maker is anyone who chooses to create something, anything, with his own two hands.” Continue reading Inside the Winter 2019 Issue: The Makers
In the Fall 2018 Issue
We bought into modern medicine’s tale of pain-free safety through opioids’ latest synthetic version. Instead, we have been caught in the drug’s centuries-old tale. Continue reading In the Fall 2018 Issue
In the Spring 2018 Issue
This is UT. Continue reading In the Spring 2018 Issue
In the Winter 2018 Issue
Difficulties arrive in everyone’s life—usually at the most prosaic of times. Continue reading In the Winter 2018 Issue
In the Fall 2017 Issue
In focusing on the future, we found water rose quickly as a sub-theme as we learned of UT work ensuring water is an ample and safe resource for generations ahead. Continue reading In the Fall 2017 Issue
In the Spring 2017 Issue
This issue of Tennessee Alumnus brings stories of UT alumni, expertise and contributions to making a difference, starting with our cover story on the historic Smoky Mountain wildfires of 2016. Continue reading In the Spring 2017 Issue
In the Winter 2017 Issue
Few magazines of any type, let alone university alumni publications, are still printing after 100 years. Continue reading In the Winter 2017 Issue
Fall 2015 Editor’s Message
With finding a new home so many times, Rick Barnes knows how to handle all the moving. Basketball makes him feel more at home. Now it’s his job to make his players and fans feel at home when they come watch a game. Continue reading Fall 2015 Editor’s Message