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Ut President Joe DiPietro with Kamaria Robinson at UTHSC Event

President’s Message: Prepare for Impact

In five years, our statewide university system has produced 55,000 new college graduates, performed $9.2 billion in research and conducted…

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Assessing Impact

The university impacts the lives of Tennesseans and beyond every day in countless ways.

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Friends and family gathered at the Jackson Terminal to celebrate Lofton Stuart and his 42-year career of dedication and service to UT

Farewell to Stuart

Serving under 10 University of Tennessee presidents for more than four decades, Lofton Stuart’s entire career has been spent with…

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UT’s 25th President at the Five-Year Mark

Five years ago this month, Joe DiPietro assumed the presidency of the University of Tennessee in a pretty unassuming way.

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Headshots from Lofton Stuart's years at UT

A Life-long Impact

For half a century, the University of Tennessee has been the major factor in both my professional and personal life.

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portrait of Dr. Ed Boling

Boling Remembered

Dr. Ed Boling, who died June 18 at age 93, was remembered and honored at the annual meeting of the…

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Alumni Association News: Fall 2015

Meet the 2015-16 Officers of the University of Tennessee Alumni Association

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Dave Ramsey and Joe DiPietro

Educate, Discover, Connect

When talking about the impact of the University of Tennessee, I often use the phrase “educate, discover and connect.” There…

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Previous and new UT system logos

Wordmark Refresh

The UT System and its campuses and institutes debuted new logos and wordmarks in the past several months.

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Barack Obama, Joe Biden and a 3D printed car

The President and Printed Cars

Featured Photo: President Obama and Vice President Biden view a car printed in Knoxville as part of a White House…

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Robert Fisher pours a bucket of ice water over Joe DiPietro's head

Don’t count us out

Photo: On a challenge from Brad Lampley, a trustee and UT Knoxville alum, President Joe DiPietro took the ALS Ice…

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Panelists take questions at the Nashville Business Journal event

Workforce Preparedness in Tennessee

Photo: Nashville Business Journal Publisher Kate Herman, far left, leads the panel discussion with DiPietro, Western Governors University Chancellor Kimberly…

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UT President Joe DiPietro and President Emeritus Joe Johnson at the President’s Council weekend in October.

A Life Committed to UT

Dr. Joe Johnson receives Lifetime Achievement Award

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Listen to Joe

The next four years for UT's president start in January with a huge vote of confidence, optimism and a big…

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President’s Message

As a frequent traveler across the state, I have experienced the unique and different personalities of each campus and institute.…

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Is Video the Future?

One year into a two-year pilot program, UT’s test of the utility of new online learning technology compared to other…

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A man and woman cross a river bridge in an open-top convertible on a sunny day

How to See (all of) UT

The University of Tennessee System is spread across the state. We met faculty, staff, students and alumni to learn about…

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UT Day on the Hill

About 30 students and staff from all UT campuses and institutes joined President Joe DiPietro to advocate for the university…

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Remains Recovery Training

Remains Recovery Training

The UT Law Enforcement Innovation Center has a new outdoor training facility that will allow police and other officials to…

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Discover, Invent, Change

Discover, Invent, Change

12 inventions at the University of Tennessee that make life better.

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CIS: 50 Years Serving Tennessee Businesses

Since its inception in 1963, the UT Center for Industrial Services (CIS) has helped countless Tennessee manufacturers and other businesses.

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Letters to the Editor

Readers respond to the summer 2013 issue.

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