Carcello Speaks Out on Proposed Rules Limiting Disclosure
Joseph Carcello voiced displeasure with the rules at an SEC committee meeting and to MarketWatch, one of several investor advocates speaking against the rules.
Office of Sustainability Recognized for Innovation, Advanced Leadership
UT’s Office of Sustainability has been named a finalist in the sixth annual Second Nature Climate Leadership Awards, which honor the best environmental efforts among colleges and universities that have signed the American College and University Presidents’ Climate Commitment.
Experts Offer Tips for Taking Advantage of Daylight Saving Time
With daylight saving time set for Sunday morning, UT experts are encouraging people to take advantage of the extra hour. Daylight saving time ends at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, November 1. Winding back clocks by one hour results in an extra hour of the day.
AP, WATE Reports on Veterans Memorial Coming to Campus
The Associated Press and WATE reported on the the newly unveiled Remembering Our Fallen Tennessee memorial that is coming to UT for the month of November and will be part of campus’ fifth annual National Day of Remembrance and Roll Call.
Electric Cars, New Lab Helping Bolster Green Commitment
UT has expanded its role in green technology over the past few years, adding everything from car charging stations to classes designed to tackle issues in the emerging and burgeoning field.
Culinary Students to Hold Ice-Carving Demonstration
Students in the Culinary Program will be carving ice sculptures for the first time from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Friday, October 30, on the Locust Street side of the UT Conference Center at 600 Henley Street.