The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, will welcome fans to campus Saturday, Sept. 26, as the Vols take on the University of Texas at Austin in their Southeastern Conference opener.
The rankings advance the university’s reputation for providing access to high-quality education and delivering an exceptional student experience.
Located between Neyland Stadium and Food City Center, 865 Neyland will serve as a vibrant hub for UT fans, visitors and the Knoxville community.
In her eighth annual Flagship Address, Chancellor Donde Plowman announced the launch of a transformational fundraising campaign that aims to raise $3.5 billion by 2030.
Thousands of Tennessee students and educators will engage with the U.S. Constitution this fall through resources, programs, training and events led by UT’s Institute of American Civics.
New fall numbers show more students are staying on track and finishing their degrees. Retention rose again this year, and graduation rates continued their upward trend — reflecting the university’s sustained focus on student success.
Tickle College of Engineering faculty have developed projects to address local and national issues.
