Letters to the Editor
Those responses to your Andy Holt story some months ago inspired me. Continue reading Letters to the Editor
Tag: Winter 2012
Labor of Love
From the psychology behind happy marriages to advice from therapists, University of Tennessee alumni and faculty have made careers out of examining the relationship between spouses. Continue reading Labor of Love
Trophy Case
This isn’t football. University of Tennessee students in Martin, Chattanooga and Knoxville participate in all kinds of sports, including some you might not expect. Continue reading Trophy Case
Too Much Stuff
Admitting you’re prone to clutter is more acceptable than branding yourself a hoarder, but they’re really the same. Continue reading Too Much Stuff
Caught for Life
“Wake up, son. This is Andy Holt, and we’re going fishing. I’ll pick you up in 15 minutes.” Continue reading Caught for Life
Mocs Bass Anglers Reel in Success
The Mocs Bass Anglers are reeling in big money and big fish and finding inspiration from a member of this relatively new club sport on campus. Continue reading Mocs Bass Anglers Reel in Success
Postcard from UT: Lewisburg, TN
The sheriff’s department in Lewisburg recently purchased an automated electronic fingerprint system with help from the UT County Technical Assistance Service. Continue reading Postcard from UT: Lewisburg, TN
Picture This: These Friends
The statues in the UT Martin Quad by Paul Meek Library symbolize the lifelong friendships forged among students, faculty and staff. Continue reading Picture This: These Friends
Space Man
Bill Harwood is the senior space consultant for CBS News. When he made his first trip to Cape Canaveral in 1982, he was a student reporter for The Daily Beacon. Continue reading Space Man
Our Man on the Mall
Bob Vogel, a UT Martin graduate, is working to make the National Mall in Washington, D.C. and its famous memorials even more impressive and welcoming. Continue reading Our Man on the Mall
A New Path to UT
UT and other public universities in the state have now made community college a better choice, especially if students want to transfer later to a bachelor’s program. Continue reading A New Path to UT
Power Surge
Plan to watch the Super Bowl? UT professor Yilu Liu will watch how much electricity you use. Continue reading Power Surge
Marriage Psychology
“Happily ever after” sounds great, but is it possible? James McNulty, associate professor of psychology at UT Knoxville, has dedicated much of his career to revealing the secrets to a happy marriage. Continue reading Marriage Psychology
How We Met
We asked alumni to share stories about how they met on campus, and quite a few of you responded. Here are a few of the tales we were told. Continue reading How We Met
The Therapist is In
Four marriage counselors–three alumni and an instructor at the UT Health Science Center–discuss common marital issues and ways to prevent and resolve them. Continue reading The Therapist is In
Marriage by Numbers
Clearly, attitudes about marriage are changing. Divorce has gone from taboo to a norm. And now some people aren’t bothering with marriage at all. Continue reading Marriage by Numbers
Dodging Diabetes
You’ve heard it before – exercise and healthy eating habits can lead to a better quality of life. But can you avoid a chronic disease like diabetes if it runs in your family? Continue reading Dodging Diabetes
Ropes and Reins
Fans fill the arena to see it. Students attend UT Martin just to be a team member. “And they call the thing rodeo,” as Garth Brooks famously sings. Continue reading Ropes and Reins
Just Married
Libby Dixner (Knoxville ’91) and Mike Deitschmann met at chapter get-togethers and were married in September 2011. Continue reading Just Married
Splat! Vols Bring Home National Championship
What do football and paintball have in common at UT Knoxville? Both teams wear face masks, and they’ve both won national championships. Continue reading Splat! Vols Bring Home National Championship
Funding Student Dreams
At age 3, Amanda Cain knew she wanted to be a veterinarian. Her dream wouldn’t have come true without a scholarship from the UTAA’s Fund for the Future. Continue reading Funding Student Dreams
Chapter Spotlight: Benton County
Former Vol football standout and NFL player Trey Teague (Knoxville ’98) spoke to alumni at the Benton County chapter annual meeting in Camden in September. Continue reading Chapter Spotlight: Benton County
Alumni Leaders Unite
The first annual Volunteer Leadership Weekend featured business meetings, social gatherings, and unique opportunities to learn about the role of leadership groups at the university. Continue reading Alumni Leaders Unite