Dr. Noma Anderson counsels UT President Joe DiPietro on diversity and inclusion initiatives system-wide, focusing on aligning initiatives with the mission and goals of the university. Continue reading Special Adviser on Diversity and Inclusion
Fifty years ago, UT Knoxville’s College of Architecture and Design opened in Estabrook Hall with 20 students. Continue reading Happy Birthday, Architecture and Design
An online program designed to help nurses with two-year RN degrees advance to bachelor’s degrees was ranked a top 10 “best values” nationally. Continue reading Nationally Ranked Nursing Program
UTC’s programs and leaders are recognized statewide and nationwide. Continue reading UTC Nursing Leads in Gerontology Care
Alumni of the UT Nurses basketball team (1950-1985) reunited on the court this spring. Continue reading Team Spirit
UT Knoxville and Virginia Tech participated in a “Battle of the Playhouses” to benefit Habitat for Humanity. Continue reading A Doggone Good Cause
In partnership with the UT Foundation, the Institute for Public Service hosted a neighborhood block party at IPS’ new offices in April. Continue reading Block Party for New Neighbors
The 10th annual event served as an opportunity to highlight the university’s statewide impact and value to legislators. Continue reading UT Day on the Hill
NASA Commander Scott Kelly, ’96, returned to Earth from a one-year mission aboard the International Space Station on March 1. Continue reading Vol in Space
Julie Hill, professor of music, and David McBeth, professor of art, received 2016 University of Tennessee President’s Awards at the State of the University address in February. Continue reading Faculty Bring Home Two of Three Awards
The musical tribute Five was composed in honor of the five service members shot to death in Chattanooga on July 16, 2015: Carson A. Holmquist, Randall Smith, Thomas J. Sullivan, Squire K. “Skip” Wells, and David A. Wyatt. Continue reading UTC’s Kenyon Wilson Composes Musical Tribute in Honor of Fallen Five
The ribbon cutting at the Rachel Kay Stevens Therapy Center at UTHSC was a cause for celebration. Continue reading New Therapy Clinic is Labor of Love
Not your ordinary culinary delights: smoked beaver, squirrel, venison, moose. Continue reading Dining on the Wild Side
Longtime UT Extension executive Herb Byrd III became UT system vice president for public service, leading the statewide Institute for Public Service, on Jan. 1. Continue reading New Vice President Leading UT Institute for Public Service
The university impacts the lives of Tennesseans and beyond every day in countless ways. Continue reading Assessing Impact
The first Big Orange Bus Tour took Chancellor Jimmy G. Cheek and other key university leaders more than 1,300 miles across Tennessee in September. Continue reading Big Orange Bus Tour
Union City-based Final Flight Outfitters specializes in retailing high-end hunting products and is owned and operated by UT Martin alumni. Continue reading Tennessee Family-owned Small Business of the Year
Biden visited UTC to speak at a memorial service honoring five servicemen killed during a July shooting and joined the community in standing “Chattanooga Strong.” Continue reading Vice President Biden visits UTC to remember fallen
A new College of Dentistry dental clinic offers care to the Bristol area’s working uninsured. Continue reading Ribbon Cutting in Bristol
A select team of volunteer Master Gardeners sponsored by UT Extension in Davidson County took first place in 2015. Continue reading Tennessee’s Garden is the Best
The Institute for Public Service and one of its agencies relocated their offices to the Mechanicsville area of Knoxville. Continue reading New Home in Knoxville
Dr. Ed Boling, who died June 18 at age 93, was remembered and honored at the annual meeting of the UT Board of Trustees. Continue reading Boling Remembered
The new Student Union project is the largest single construction project in UT Knoxville campus history. Continue reading Top Researcher
