Duke University professor Rob Jackson will be at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, on Thursday to kick off this semester’s energy-environmental forum with a discussion of the link between the “hydrofracking” method of shale gas extraction and methane contamination of drinking water.
Slowly and somewhat unsteadily, Tennessee and the U.S. are recovering from the Great Recession. That’s the cautiously optimistic prediction in the 2012 Economic Report to the Governor, released today by the Center for Business and Economic Research at UT Knoxville.
UT Knoxville has unveiled an exciting new look that embraces UT’s colors, energy, achievements, and enthusiasm. The campaign introduces the world to UT—Big Orange. Big Ideas.
UT Knoxville’s bright and bold redesigned website launched today as a key component of the university’s new branding strategy. The website has been reworked to better serve its many users and to convey the new look and feel of the university. Over the past year, the site has had 14.7 million visits for an average
Big Orange. Big Ideas. What’s the buzz all about? We think it’s a perfect way to describe our university, and it’s the focus of a new branding strategy rolling out across campus today. You are invited to come take a closer look and find out more from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. today on the
The debut of a new look for UT Knoxville is focused on reaching students, faculty, and staff to share more about the branding project which embraces UT’s colors, its energy, achievements, and enthusiasm. The tagline “Big Orange. Big Ideas.” will be used as the framework for marketing the university and reminding people of UT’s impact