Art Unfenced
When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down indoor galleries in France, Paula Temple took her talents to the streets and opened a sidewalk gallery.
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Tag: Class of 1970-’79
Two Pennies and a Pledge
One UT alumnus made a promise to himself when as a college student he had two cents to last two weeks. Now he has a challenge for UT graduates. Continue reading Two Pennies and a Pledge
A message from the President
These are the times that will define our decade and define each of us forever. Continue reading A message from the President
The Music Maker
Chris McDonald found his calling at a young age. Or, rather, his calling found him. Continue reading The Music Maker
Serendipitous Daring
UT alumnus Randy Boyd takes the reins as interim president. Continue reading Serendipitous Daring
Make ’Em Laugh
An excerpt from Carl Wolfson’s Slide!, a tragicomedy about the 1964 Philadelphia Phillies team collapse as well as about Wolfson, his family and the city. Continue reading Make ’Em Laugh
Becoming the Fixer
Thailand’s Finance Minister Apisak Tantivorawong and his adviser are both guided by their education at UT. Continue reading Becoming the Fixer
To Be an Optimist
To succeed in the business world, you need to be an optimist. At least, that’s what one UT alumnus says. He held on to optimism even during the 2008 economic crisis. Continue reading To Be an Optimist
A Life-long Impact
For half a century, the University of Tennessee has been the major factor in both my professional and personal life. Continue reading A Life-long Impact
Creating a Modern Farmhouse
UT architects’ utilitarian design blends into the landscape Continue reading Creating a Modern Farmhouse
Health Care Providers
Pharmacist couple mix advocacy and service Continue reading Health Care Providers
Light Maker
Bill FitzGibbons brightens cityscapes with public art Continue reading Light Maker
The Four H’s and Her Honor
U. S. District Court Judge Pamela Reeves got her start through 4-H Continue reading The Four H’s and Her Honor
New Years and Old Ones
Three UT students, a Lincoln Continental and a long trip to Texas Continue reading New Years and Old Ones
Meet the 2014-15 Officers of the University of Tennessee Alumni Association
President Tom Losh (Chattanooga ’71, ’74), who resides in Ooltewah, once served as the assistant dean of student affairs at UT Chattanooga, was assistant coach for the Mocs basketball team and was head coach of the baseball team. The immediate … Continue reading Meet the 2014-15 Officers of the University of Tennessee Alumni Association
Disappearing Appalachia
Small farms, feed stores and barns across Tennessee are becoming part of the past. Continue reading Disappearing Appalachia
Return to Sender
John Schlatter matches WWII postcards with families Continue reading Return to Sender
An East Tennessee Icon
By John W. Lacey With an easy-going demeanor and bone-dry humor, Bill Landry (Chattanooga ’72) makes everyone feel comfortable. He’s like the warm uncle we all wish we had, full of great stories and wisdom. And, though Landry has 45 … Continue reading An East Tennessee Icon
Not Lost, Found
A couple of years ago, I delivered a eulogy for Bob Alley. Fraternity brother, college roommate, best friend. Maybe you believe that connections like that are never broken and become permanent residents in a greater eternal consciousness. Or maybe, upon reading that last sentence, you’d say what Bob would, “Oh, please.” Continue reading Not Lost, Found
On the Trail
Gayle Tate treats Iditarod dogs. Continue reading On the Trail
Q&A with Randy Boyd
Randy Boyd, special advisor on higher education, talks about his role in determining the future. He says getting adults to finish their degrees is a goal of the state. Continue reading Q&A with Randy Boyd
Working at ESPN
[Update] Thirteen UT alumni are employees of the giant sports network. These writers, editors and producers give a glimpse into the future of college athletics. Continue reading Working at ESPN
Fishing Stories
When Bill Bell heard UT Knoxville had a bass fishing team, he wanted to make sure the students had the best boat on the market—complete with Big Orange decoration. Continue reading Fishing Stories