Chancellor Steve Angle celebrated the university’s anniversaries, achievements and success before a standing-room only crowd in September. Continue reading UTC Chancellor Notes 50-Year Milestone With UT System
UT Martin music education professor Angela Ammerman’s life was changed after teaching violin to orphans in Thailand. Continue reading A More Musical World
Chris McDonald found his calling at a young age. Or, rather, his calling found him. Continue reading The Music Maker
Glenn Draper didn’t just train singers, he built a legacy. Continue reading The Family Business
Noteworthy, events, people and moments from the past century Continue reading Historic Timeline and Memorable Moments: 1917 – 2017
An online program designed to help nurses with two-year RN degrees advance to bachelor’s degrees was ranked a top 10 “best values” nationally. Continue reading Nationally Ranked Nursing Program
Paul Renner established Operation Song to empower veterans, active-duty military and their families to share their stories through music. Continue reading Deployed in Chattanooga, Heard Around the World
Julie Hill, professor of music, and David McBeth, professor of art, received 2016 University of Tennessee President’s Awards at the State of the University address in February. Continue reading Faculty Bring Home Two of Three Awards
The musical tribute Five was composed in honor of the five service members shot to death in Chattanooga on July 16, 2015: Carson A. Holmquist, Randall Smith, Thomas J. Sullivan, Squire K. “Skip” Wells, and David A. Wyatt. Continue reading UTC’s Kenyon Wilson Composes Musical Tribute in Honor of Fallen Five
Friendships made at UT led to formation of rock band The Dirty Guv’nahs Continue reading Southern Gentlemen
With small town charm, UT Martin is big on personal relationships between faculty and students. Continue reading Proud and Personal
Tradition, reputation—and we’ll just go ahead and say it—football are some reasons students choose UT Knoxville. Continue reading Big On Tradition
The praises of emeritus professor of music John Brock will be sung in October to mark his 50th year of teaching at UT Knoxville. Continue reading Golden Teacher
In just a year, UT Knoxville students will call the Fred D. Brown Residence Hall their new home away from home. Continue reading Construction for the Future
Born and raised in Knoxville, Ashley Capps began promoting shows in the late 1970s as a hobby. He has since become one of the most respected promoters in the music business. Continue reading The Birth of Bonnaroo
Laura Beth Wells’ dream of being a stage actress started in Knoxville when she was a fourth-grader watching Peter Pan at the Clarence Brown Theatre on campus. Continue reading Called to Broadway
The tens of thousands of people and hundreds of performers at Bonnaroo provide endless subjects for photographer Rob Heller, professor of journalism and electronic media at UT Knoxville. Continue reading Photographer’s Paradise
The Tennessee Alumnus asked online readers to send their stories about going to Bonnaroo. Continue reading Your Bonnaroo Stories
Next Issue: Learn more about Bonnaroo and its connections to UT. Tell us about your experience, and your story may be included in the next issue. Continue reading Survey: Do You Bonnaroo?
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