Nearly 100 students from the UTHSC’s six colleges helped provide free health initiatives in Memphis. Students collected used cell phones, with proceeds from sales of the phone to support local shelters for battered women, and they provided oral cancer screenings, … Continue reading Student Philanthropy Week Helps Community
Sponsored by HGTV HOME, UT Gardens Gala: A Rainbow of Iris was held in the UT Gardens in Knoxville in April. Celebrating the gardens’ first full year as Tennessee’s official botanical garden, the gala took the theme of the state … Continue reading Gardens Gala
A consortium led by the Institute of Public Service representing the automotive supply chain that exists within a 69-county, four-state core region of the Tennessee Valley has garnered a federal Investing in Manufacturing Communities Partnership (IMCP) designation. Being selected for … Continue reading Drive for the Future
About 30 students and staff from all UT campuses and institutes joined President Joe DiPietro to advocate for the university at the annual UT Day on the Hill on Feb. 18 in Nashville. Continue reading UT Day on the Hill
Julio Freire, formerly the assistant/associate athletics director for development at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, is the 12th athletics director in UT Martin history. Continue reading Freire Named New AD
A car the size of a shoebox powered by a hydrogen-air fuel cell has brought national recognition for a group of engineering students from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Continue reading Mighty Mini Hydrogen Car
Three high honors have come Waymon Hickman’s way in the past year, and UT Chancellor of Agriculture Larry Arrington says they couldn’t be more fitting. Continue reading Highest Honors for Alumnus
A massive overhaul of student housing is being planned for the future at UT Knoxville. Continue reading Student Housing of the Future
After the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director Mark Gwyn saw what two of his crime-scene investigators learned from attending the UT National Forensic Academy (NFA), he wanted all TBI investigators to participate in the academy. Continue reading Special Training for TBI
UTHSC students can be proficient in their chosen field and still be lacking in one skill that might make a difference when it comes to getting hired. Continue reading Utensil University
The UT Law Enforcement Innovation Center has a new outdoor training facility that will allow police and other officials to learn about recovering and identifying skeletal remains by actually unearthing bones. Continue reading Remains Recovery Training
Pat Summitt’s legacy will forever be enshrined on the UT Knoxville campus with the addition of the Pat Summitt Plaza, which was dedicated in November 2013. Continue reading Honoring a Legend
Reflecting the architecture of the former stadium and incorporating building elements from the original structure, Chamberlain Pavilion stands as a beautiful gateway to the new library. Continue reading Chamberlain Pavilion dedicated
More than 1,000 vintage postcards have a new home in UT Martin’s Paul Meek Library. Continue reading Views of the Past
Photo caption: David Clement, left, director of the postgraduate program in the College of Dentistry, explains a procedure to a resident in a state-of-the-art operatory in the new Dentsply Tulsa Endodontics Graduate Clinic. The College of Dentistry has a new … Continue reading High-Tech Root Canal Training
Alumna Jerri Marr exemplifies how the UT Institute of Agriculture serves people and communities and how institute students go on to serve their communities every day. Marr honed her leadership skills through participation in UT Extension’s youth development program, 4-H. … Continue reading Facing the Fire
Since its inception in 1963, the UT Center for Industrial Services (CIS) has helped countless Tennessee manufacturers and other businesses. Continue reading CIS: 50 Years Serving Tennessee Businesses
UT Knoxville has a brand new fleet of buses that roam its streets. Continue reading Big Orange Buses
New UTC Chancellor Steve Angle welcomes the appointments of Jerald Ainsworth as provost and senior vice chancellor for academic affairs and David Blackburn as vice chancellor and director of athletics. Continue reading New Leaders on Campus
The recently announced expansion of a registered nursing program at UT Martin Parsons Center got another significant boost with a $1 million commitment from the West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation. Continue reading Nurses in Parsons
UTHSC pharmacology professor Kafait Malik received a $2.8 million NIH grant to research the development of high blood pressure and how the systems of the body interact to regulate the heart and surrounding organs. Continue reading Balance of the Heart and Body
UT Institute of Agriculture Chancellor Larry Arrington has been doing a lot of listening and evaluating in his first two years in office. Continue reading Thinking in Pillars
Readers respond to the summer 2013 issue. Continue reading Letters to the Editor
