Documentary about Burundian Family to Air on PBS
The documentary 7 Days in America, produced by UT’s Land Grant Films, will air on East Tennessee PBS.
WUOT’s McQueen to Guest Host National Program
WUOT’s Garrett McQueen will be guest host for the nationally syndicated radio program Performance Today.
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UT Celebrates 100 Years of Design Studies
A century ago on UT’s campus, a design movement began that has evolved into today’s School of Interior Architecture.
McClung Museum Opens Pick Your Poison on March 23
Pick Your Poison examines how mind-altering drugs have been used throughout the history of America.
Native American Poet, Writer, Musician and UT Professor Shares Memoir
UT English professor Joy Harjo’s memoir Crazy Brave is being read by the college’s freshman class at Fort Lewis College, according to the Durango Herald.
After Studying in Norway, Johnson to Share ‘Songs from Scandinavia’
Assistant Professor of Music Katie Johnson recently traveled to Norway to study with one of the world’s leading horn players and teachers.
Students Interview Dolly Parton, Librarian of Congress During DC Trip
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library celebrated its 100 millionth book giveaway at the Library of Congress on Tuesday, and six students and a faculty member from UT’s School of Journalism and Electronic Media had a front-row pass.
Students in DC for Imagination Library’s 100 Millionth Book Celebration
Six students and a faculty member are in Washington, DC, as the Dollywood Foundation and the Dolly Parton Imagination Library celebrate the presentation of their 100 millionth book at the Library of Congress.
Architecture Students Spend 48 Hours in Reykjavik
“We should go to Iceland.” That’s what student Sydney Bittinger told her classmate Lauren Taylor when their architecture professor assigned their class to design a “place of immersion” in Reykjavik.
Rocky Top on the Runway: Student Attends Fashion Week
Sally Brink, a senior in retail and consumer sciences in UT’s College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences, recently returned from New York Fashion Week courtesy of IMG College Licensing and an internship in UT’s Office of Trademark Licensing.
Michael Martinez Reflects on Working at Past Olympics Games
This winter, UT Professor of Journalism Michael Martinez is tuning in to the Olympics from the warm comfort of his living room.
Tuba Artist Jim Self Returns to UT for Residency
Accomplished tuba player and former music faculty member Jim Self is returning to UT.