The News Sentinel recently featured the work of two architecture graduate students that focuses on buildings that no longer exist in downtown Knoxville. The project, Lost Knox, highlights the need for preservation and has been provided to local policymakers and advocates. Read the story here.
The Supply Chain Forum this fall boasted record attendance and some of the most influential speakers in the event’s twenty-year history.
The phrase “cloaked in secrecy” can often be used to describe research projects, but thanks to breakthroughs in the College of Engineering, optical cloaking is no longer just the domain of science fiction.
Ted Stank, a professor in the Haslam College of Business, was recently elected chair of the board of directors for the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
Students might be heading home for the winter break in a couple of weeks, but UT will still have plenty of events and activities to enjoy during the holiday season.
During the past thirty-five years, about 3,500 students have participated in the Educational Advancement Program at UT.