ChemE Car Team Headed to National Competition After Third-Place Finish
The ChemE car team finished third at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers’ Southern Regional Conference, qualifying them for the national competition.
Three Students Named Fulbright Scholars; One Named Alternate
Three UT students have received Fulbright Student Program grants to further their studies abroad.
UT College of Nursing Establishes Collaboration with Nurses in Zimbabwe
Clinical Assistant Professors Lynn Blackburn and Karen Lasater laid the groundwork for a partnership between the UT College of Nursing and nurses in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe.
Study: Sluggish Economic Growth in First Quarter; Gains Expected Overall in 2015
Economic growth will accelerate in the second quarter thanks to lower energy prices, according to the spring 2015 Tennessee Business and Economic Outlook released by UT today.
UT Begins Search for Associate Vice Chancellor of Human Resources
A national search is underway for the associate vice chancellor of Human Resources for the Knoxville campus.
UT Research Foundation Hosts ‘Opportunity Now’
Do you have a great invention idea, but just don’t know what to do next? How do you turn your idea into a product? Are you certain that you even know who your audience really is? How do you go about reaching the right people to get your idea out there? And how do you
Drumheller-Horton Interviewed for National Geographic
UT faculty lecturer and paleontologist Stephanie Drumheller-Horton is featured in a video interview on the National Geographic blog Laeleps.