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…
Serving Those Who Have Served Us
UT Extension’s AgrAbility program helps veterans who choose to farm and as well as farmers who continue farming after debilitating…
An Officer and a Veterinarian
Growing up, Nathan Chumbler had two passions: a love of animals and a desire to be an Army officer.
A message from the interim president
I am thankful for the role our campuses and institutes play in preparing the next generation of servicemen and women,…
Veterans Resource Center Opens
The new center provides student veterans with a place to study, socialize and find access to various campus services.
The Next Mission
As the number of veterans attending UT rises, campuses are providing them with help to conquer the move from military…
Solar Garden Sculpture Dedication
Ten students in the departments of engineering and visual and theater arts collaborated in designing the Solar Garden, which was…
From War to Writing to the World
Veteran Charles Herd found his place as a chamber of commerce executive
Classroom to Battlefield
Despite having few individual records on UT students who fought in the Civil War, some jewels of information still remain.…
The Warrior Poets
The author and the soldier live in different worlds, but sometimes those worlds collide. On rare occasions, pen and sword…
On the Record: World War II to Watergate
A 1936 graduate of UT Knoxville, newsman Walter Pulliam covered major events of the 20th century. Pulliam, who turned 99…
Civil War on Campus
The Hill in Knoxville was quite a different place 150 years ago — not just because it was an earlier…
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.
