The Troubadour and the Songstress
Music weaves throughout this UT Knoxville couple’s story of a friendship turned to love. Continue reading The Troubadour and the Songstress
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Carried in His Heart
UT Libraries purchased Beauford Delaney’s personal archives to bring the Harlem Renaissance painter home. Continue reading Carried in His Heart
Whispering Truth
A UT Martin and UT College of Law graduate stood on the wings of a stage this summer to witness the words of Fredrick Douglass come to life and years of work fulfilled. Continue reading Whispering Truth
Scenes from Knoxville and Martin
The Scene showcases photography from UT’s campuses and institutes. Continue reading Scenes from Knoxville and Martin
Expressions of Art on UT Campuses
A collection of photos showing UT Students across UT campuses performing and participating in various art forms. Continue reading Expressions of Art on UT Campuses
Making Beautiful Music
Band members from across the UT System found it life changing and now they help change others’ lives. Continue reading Making Beautiful Music
ACE “train the trainers” event held at UT Knoxville
The ACE “train the trainers” workshop was held in conjunction with the Institute for Advanced Composites Manufacturing Innovation (IACMI) and the UT–Oak Ridge Innovation Institute this summer. Continue reading ACE “train the trainers” event held at UT Knoxville
A Full Plate
UTIA works to nourish the nation through its involvement with farmers and businesses all while completing research in animal, plant and food sciences. Continue reading A Full Plate
Safety Check
One UTC professor is working to speed up the time it takes to test food products and save people from unwanted bacteria. Continue reading Safety Check
The King of Country Ham
By following a gut feeling and fueling it with hard work and passion, one UT Knoxville alumnus has successfully been curing, smoking and aging hams since 1973. Continue reading The King of Country Ham
Born of a Ritual
Tennessee and Kentucky may not always go hand in hand, but for a glass of bourbon that tastes like sweet warm caramel and goes down like a breath-taking sunset, we will let it slide. Continue reading Born of a Ritual
Full Circle at the Food Truck
UT Knoxville undergrads participate in the real-world experience provided by the Culinary Institute of Knoxville. Continue reading Full Circle at the Food Truck
Philanthropy in the Pantry
What if the stereotype “broke college student” described your life? This is the case far too often for many struggling students and UT food pantries are determined to end the hunger. Continue reading Philanthropy in the Pantry
Gifts
The UT Knoxville Haslam College of Business received a $3 million gift from the Boyd Foundation to create professorships and expand the Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research Endowment. Continue reading Gifts
Staying Connected
CIS Partners with UT Tickle College of Engineering, Chattanooga Company to improve internet access. Continue reading Staying Connected
Advancing The Nation
UT Knoxville has risen as a leader in advanced manufacturing research with efforts focused on national security and economic development. Continue reading Advancing The Nation
Plant Dreams
AgCenter for Synthetic Biology ‘reprograms’ plants to do new things. Continue reading Plant Dreams
Nipping it in the Bud
Doctoral student studies hemp pest management. Continue reading Nipping it in the Bud
A Partnership to Health
A talk with Jack Lacey and Ed Pershing. Continue reading A Partnership to Health
Points of Pride
Nine new monuments dedicated to UTK’s National Pan-Hellenic Council now have a permanent location along Johnson-Ward Pedestrian Walkway. Continue reading Points of Pride
The Challenge in a Granola Bar
Defining, teaching, managing (and improving) global supply chains.
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Learning the Trick
Emma Jo Eversole reaches her goal of becoming trick rider. Continue reading Learning the Trick
Points of Pride
A record number of Vols began their semester at UT Knoxville, topping 31,000 students. Continue reading Points of Pride