Absolutely YUM
What’s orange and white and moUThwatering all over? We asked Chef John Antun to help us assemble some distinctly “UT” tailgate recipes. Continue reading Absolutely YUM
Tag: Fall 2008
Warhol, STEM Growth, and Haslam Scholars
The Campaign for Tennessee, a new Warhol exhibit, a look at the Haslam Scholars, and more in the latest installment of UTopics. Continue reading Warhol, STEM Growth, and Haslam Scholars
Bliss of the Spider Woman: Rosemary Gillespie
Staring at the spider through the glowing light of her headlamp, Rosemary Gillespie (Knoxville ’86) could hardly believe her eyes. Continue reading Bliss of the Spider Woman: Rosemary Gillespie
A Long Way from Orange Mound: Dr. Alvin Crawford
Alvin Crawford says he “fell in love with kids” when he chose pediatric orthopedics as his life’s work. Continue reading A Long Way from Orange Mound: Dr. Alvin Crawford
Special Dentist, Special Patients: Dr. Bud Baker
The last 10 years of Dr. Elbert “Bud” Baker’s nearly 50-year dental practice in Nashville have been the most rewarding. Continue reading Special Dentist, Special Patients: Dr. Bud Baker
Sounds Like Success: Dustin Cawood
Dustin Cawood works on a ranch, but you won’t find him in the saddle, enjoying the scenery on a 5,000-acre spread in Marin County, California. Continue reading Sounds Like Success: Dustin Cawood
We’ve Got the Power
UT’s new supercomputer is one of the world’s fastest after just a few months in operation. In June, UT’s Kraken ranked 57th in the “Top500” list. Continue reading We’ve Got the Power
Growing Silver
You can count on finding a riot of color among the blooms and foliage at the UT Gardens in Knoxville. Continue reading Growing Silver
Appetite for Growth
Twins Wes and Ches Jackson are quick to point out that no one really graduates from college and aspires to sell hot dogs. Continue reading Appetite for Growth
Patients and Prudence
Nicole Perez is taking part in a program that’s putting the Knoxville campus on the leading edge of clinical psychology training. Continue reading Patients and Prudence
Home is Where the Art Is
Anna Maria Horner is a homemaker in the oldest, and newest, sense of the word. Continue reading Home is Where the Art Is
Your Last Name
From her home in Cary, North Carolina, Kelly Utt-Grubb runs a one-of-a-kind business: a family naming resource. Continue reading Your Last Name
Fresh, Fine Milk from a Farmer You Know
Pearl is the “Cow of the Month” at the Hatcher Family Dairy. Her hobbies are sunbathing and chewing cud. Continue reading Fresh, Fine Milk from a Farmer You Know
Farewell Music for the QE2
Two alumni hitched a ride on the Queen Elizabeth 2’s final round-the-world cruise and did it with a song in their hearts. Continue reading Farewell Music for the QE2
Kickoff to the Future
It was an evening of orange at Thompson-Boling Arena, where 850 people brought enough passion and “Rocky Top” to pack Neyland Stadium on game day. Continue reading Kickoff to the Future
Make the UTAA the Best It Can Be
Following are excerpts from Ford Little’s remarks at the meeting of the Alumni Association Board of Governors in Knoxville. Continue reading Make the UTAA the Best It Can Be
Meet Your Officers
This year’s officers of the UT Alumni Association are an experienced lot, and two of them are second-generation alumni leaders. Continue reading Meet Your Officers
Association News
You can save as much as 15-20% on the price of home and automobile insurance coverage by purchasing through the UTAA. Continue reading Association News
A Degree of Danger
U.S. Army Lt. Jeremiah Manning has a perfectly good excuse to put off finishing his master’s degree in civil engineering. Continue reading A Degree of Danger