Alumni Reflections
Alumni from across the UT System reflect on the Be One UT values.
Get Involved!
Creating a network of 422,000, the UT Alumni Association serves alumni from all campuses and institutes within the UT System.
“Everywhere you look, UT” Tour Highlights Statewide Impact
In August 2021, UT System President Randy Boyd embarked on a mission to celebrate UT’s involvement across the state.
An Idea Whose Time has Come
UT System acquires Martin Methodist College, names it UT Southern.
Faculty Award Winners
Each year the UT Alumni Association recognizes outstanding faculty from each campus.
Working to Make Our Trails Better
As a land-grant institution, UT’s mission is to leave our state in a better place.
Growing a Startup Community
The new Techstars Industries of the Future Accelerator will work with 30 startups over the next three years that use clean energy, artificial intelligence, big data, cybersecurity, digital currency, 5G and other innovations to transform society.
Be One UT
Values should underscore the “why” in what a successful organization does and provide guidance day in and day out.
UT Board of Trustees Receives Award
The UT Board of Trustees was selected to receive the 2021 John W. Nason Award for Board Leadership by the premier organization representing higher education governing boards.
Record Enrollment Set
The UT Board of Trustees celebrated new enrollment records during its annual fall meeting.
Six Faculty and Staff Recognized with 2020 President’s Awards
Award recipients champion research, diversity and inclusion and embody excellence throughout the UT System.
A message from the President
These are the times that will define our decade and define each of us forever.
Boyd Announces UT Promise Mentor Recruitment
UT President Randy Boyd announced UT Promise scholarship students will be paired with mentors who help guide students through the transition to university life and beyond. Boyd was the first to sign up as a UT Promise mentor.
A Beacon for Youth Education
Jennifer Richards always wanted to teach. Through her work developing 4-H curricula, she has reached thousands in Tennessee and across the nation.
The Great Equalizer
Education is the great equalizer and is the route to change lives, which then change communities and our state.
