Full Circle at the Food Truck
UT Knoxville undergrads participate in the real-world experience provided by the Culinary Institute of Knoxville.
What’s in a Date?
A professor of food microbiology reveals the facts and myths behind ‘sell by’ and ‘use by’ dates.
Tennessee Agriculture
From the rolling mountains in the East to the fertile delta in the West, Tennessee contributes to the feeding of…
Welcome, Dr. Buckley!
Peter F. Buckley began his tenure as the 11th chancellor of the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in February.
Creating a Healthy World
During the past 25 years, Nan Gaylord has witnessed just about everything in the waiting room at Knoxville’s Vine School…
Alumna Wins Bronze at Olympics
Madelynn Bernau (UTS ’20) and her mixed-trap shooting partner, Brian Burrows, won the bronze medal for the U.S. during the…
The Other 6.5 Billion
Embracing health around the world is helping advance care in Memphis and beyond through the UTHSC Center for Multicultural and…
Part of the Solution
Sometimes as many as 400 people came in a four-hour shift for a COVID-19 vaccine. UTC nursing students kept the…
A Better Place
Jennifer and Brian Winbigler hope their efforts create not only a brighter future for their children, but also the rest…
Two Residence Halls Renamed for Black Trailblazers
Two residence halls are named for Theotis Robinson and Rita Sanders Geier, two African American trailblazers whose fight for equity…
Students Join Community Vaccination
Students and faculty from UTHSC joined to assist in the administration of COVID-19 vaccinations in Memphis.
Welcome to the UT Family
How UT's campuses and academic program prepared five Class of 2020 graduates.
Alumni, University Supports Students
Notable alumni and supporters made sure students felt the Volunteer spirit through VFL Class Crash, a series of surprise, online…
Inducted into International Hall of Fame
UTC professor Lyn Miles has been selected as part of the inaugural group of 10 inductees into the international Interspecies…
Animal Science Graduate Rebuilds Horse Skeleton
A 17-hand tall, fully articulated equine skeleton named Ron will be used as a teaching model in animal science courses.
