For the eleventh consecutive year, UT is competing in the nationwide RecycleMania Tournament. Approximately 400 schools compete each spring to see who can produce the least amount of waste as well as recycle and compost the most.
The School of Art is a co-sponsor of the 2016 Big Ears Festival film program. The unique and diverse multigenre music and arts festival occurs in multiple venues across Knoxville from Thursday, March 31, through Saturday, April 2. The program includes a screening at the Tennessee Theatre of Laurie Anderson’s acclaimed documentary Heart of a
Seventy students, along with a handful of faculty and staff members, will spend their spring break engaged in collaborative community service with organizations in five communities across the Southeastern U.S.
The News Sentinel featured the upcoming debut of a half-hour documentary by UT professor Nick Geidner and his journalism students. The documentary, Reaching Recovery, will shed some light on the problem of neonatal abstinence syndrome in East Tennessee.
A commitment to the environment led engineering graduate Susan E. Stutz-McDonald to a career pursuing ways of making the air, water, and land better for all.
Three College of Engineering students recently earned Tennessee Society of Professional Engineers (TSPE) scholarships.
UT Nursing students will spend their spring break volunteering in San Ignacio, Belize, during the College of Nursing’s annual international health care trip.