UT alumnus Ray Austin is starring in a reality series on Bravo. Austin, a 1997 psychology graduate and former defensive back for the Volunteers, is part of the cast for the cable network’s 100 Days of Summer, which chronicles six young, successful, and ambitious Chicagoans as they navigate the ups and downs of their personal,
Dr. Marva Rudolph, associate vice chancellor and director of the Office of Equity and Diversity, passed away on February 6. She was a recognized diversity professional who worked tirelessly with administrators, faculty, staff, and students to advance equity, diversity, and inclusion at UT. There will be a gathering of family and friends from 3:00 to
Through teaching, research, and service, our faculty are making an impact on student lives, on our community, and on the world. From music to biology to Spanish, these four faculty members from the College of Arts and Sciences are helping their students become lifelong learners.
Get to know Jennifer Akerman and Ryann Aoukar from the College of Architecture and Design. From rooftops to tabletops, they’re making an impact on students’ every day lives.
Today begins UT’s annual celebration of faculty. It’s the campus’s fifth annual Faculty Appreciation Week, highlighting the impact faculty have on students, the campus community, and society through their teaching, research, and service. Each day this week, Tennessee Today and the Faculty Appreciation Week website will feature stories about some special UT faculty members.
Got the next big idea? Think you might have an entrepreneurial streak? Like challenges and the chance to make an impact? If so, the Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation invites you to enter the seventh annual Business Plan Competition. The submission deadline is February 24. All undergraduate students on the Knoxville campus—from any college