
Spring 2016: Letters to the Editor
Love of baseball, 4-H alumni, and gender representations in infographics. Readers respond to recent Alumnus content. Continue reading Spring 2016: Letters to the Editor
Love of baseball, 4-H alumni, and gender representations in infographics. Readers respond to recent Alumnus content. Continue reading Spring 2016: Letters to the Editor
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
Dr. Robert Smith has returned to UT Martin as interim chancellor. Continue reading Leadership Transition
Engaging students. Inspiring change. Enriching community. These six words form the foundation of UT Chattanooga’s new strategic plan. Continue reading Strategic Planning
The bright orange UT icon adorning the main entrance of the now renamed Methodist UT Hospital, symbolizes an important partnership in West Tennessee. Continue reading Partnership Symbol
The stunning 1,200 acres of woods, pastures, lakes and farmland will soon host 4-H campers and people of all ages looking for a great place to gather and learn. Continue reading New 4-H Camp
Photo (above) 2015 graduates of the Master of Public Policy and Administration program at UT Knoxville are, from left, Brian Moran, John David Clark, Urisa Rêvé Smith, Madeline Shelly, Helena Stocking and Troy Williamson Seventeen students from colleges across Tennessee … Continue reading Interns Graduate
Todd Shelton builds a menswear business Continue reading Designer & Manufacturer
Randall Crowell still throws foes for a curve Continue reading Engineer, Farmer & Pitcher
UT architects’ utilitarian design blends into the landscape Continue reading Creating a Modern Farmhouse
Mona Ahmad got her first college degree in business and accounting. Today, she deals more in the realm of space planning, colors and textures. Continue reading Transitional Design
A new home is a good cause for celebration. A recent graduate of UT Knoxville’s retail, tourism management and hospitality program shows how to host a housewarming party or any kind of gathering you are planning this fall. Continue reading Welcome to Your New Home
Sue Hamilton, director of UT Gardens in Knoxville and associate professor of horticulture, shares her top five gardening trends. Continue reading What’s Growing in the Garden?
If learning about plants, soil and pests and volunteering to spread that information sounds like fun, you, too, can be certified to be a master gardener. The program is offered in most Tennessee counties through UT Extension and across the nation through other extension organizations. Continue reading Be a Master Gardener
Bare walls are no fun. Jon Rogers collects Jason Stout’s colorful, abstract work in his home. Both are UT Martin alumni. Continue reading Art in the House
How to make your house age with you Continue reading A Home for the Ages
Photos by Julie Bird Seems like there’s a kind of squash always in season. It’s a versatile vegetable and was the star of the dishes prepared by the UT Extension Kitchen Divas at the annual Summer Celebration, the West Tennessee … Continue reading Save Room for Squash
UTHSC professor and health expert Peggy Reisser Winburne shares some tips for a healthy lifestyle Continue reading How to Be Healthy at Home
Cheer for your team! Continue reading School Spirit at Home
UT alumni help NASA plan for the future of space exploration. Continue reading Next Space Age
Chemistry professor S.K. Airee and family dedicated to UT Continue reading Fifty Years in Martin