Inside the Octagon, spring 2014 I believe that your editors have shown poor judgment in prominently displaying the ritualistic scarring and branding associated with the Omega Psi Phi fraternity in six pictures in the article on Ovince Saint Preux in … Continue reading Letters to the Editor
Ovince Saint Preux continued his quest for mixed martial arts glory three weeks ago when he defeated Nikita Krylov with the rare Von Flue choke on March 15 at UFC 171. Continue reading What is next for Ovince Saint Preux?
The Ultimate Fighting Championship finds star in former Vol Ovince Saint Preux Continue reading Inside the Octagon
Small farms, feed stores and barns across Tennessee are becoming part of the past. Continue reading Disappearing Appalachia
Veteran Charles Herd found his place as a chamber of commerce executive Continue reading From War to Writing to the World
John Schlatter matches WWII postcards with families Continue reading Return to Sender
Tennessee legislative internships lead to employment for alumni Continue reading Serving the State
As an act of gratitude for the service of UT volunteers, the Alumni Association recognizes its 2013 Alumni Chapter Award winners. These chapters bring together alumni and friends of the university in communities across the state of Tennessee and throughout … Continue reading UT Alumni Association Chapter Awards
About 30 students and staff from all UT campuses and institutes joined President Joe DiPietro to advocate for the university at the annual UT Day on the Hill on Feb. 18 in Nashville. Continue reading UT Day on the Hill
Julio Freire, formerly the assistant/associate athletics director for development at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, is the 12th athletics director in UT Martin history. Continue reading Freire Named New AD
A car the size of a shoebox powered by a hydrogen-air fuel cell has brought national recognition for a group of engineering students from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Continue reading Mighty Mini Hydrogen Car
Three high honors have come Waymon Hickman’s way in the past year, and UT Chancellor of Agriculture Larry Arrington says they couldn’t be more fitting. Continue reading Highest Honors for Alumnus
A massive overhaul of student housing is being planned for the future at UT Knoxville. Continue reading Student Housing of the Future
After the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director Mark Gwyn saw what two of his crime-scene investigators learned from attending the UT National Forensic Academy (NFA), he wanted all TBI investigators to participate in the academy. Continue reading Special Training for TBI
UTHSC students can be proficient in their chosen field and still be lacking in one skill that might make a difference when it comes to getting hired. Continue reading Utensil University
By John W. Lacey With an easy-going demeanor and bone-dry humor, Bill Landry (Chattanooga ’72) makes everyone feel comfortable. He’s like the warm uncle we all wish we had, full of great stories and wisdom. And, though Landry has 45 … Continue reading An East Tennessee Icon
Jessica Harmon helped find culprit behind Heartland virus Continue reading Tick Disease Expert
UT Martin faculty, students help with exhibits Continue reading Welcome to the Discovery Park of America
Bringing Up Baby the Old-Fashioned Way Continue reading Retro Baby
UTC engineers buses for the future Continue reading An Efficient Ride
A couple of years ago, I delivered a eulogy for Bob Alley. Fraternity brother, college roommate, best friend. Maybe you believe that connections like that are never broken and become permanent residents in a greater eternal consciousness. Or maybe, upon reading that last sentence, you’d say what Bob would, “Oh, please.” Continue reading Not Lost, Found
