Student Wins Funding to Study Architecture Around the World
Cullen Sayegh, a fourth-year student in the School of Architecture, was chosen as the 2018 Aydelott Travel Award recipient.
Clarksville Development Project Sparked by Students’ Proposal Opens
A project sparked by architecture and interior architecture students now is open for the Clarksville community to enjoy.
Art Students, Children Completing Mural at Elementary School
Art students have been working with children at Maynard Elementary School to create a mural in the school’s library.
Opera Theatre to Present Allen Shearer’s Middlemarch in Spring
UT’s Opera Theatre is set to perform Allen Shearer’s Middlemarch in Spring April 13–15 at the Bijou Theatre.
Interior Architecture Student Earns National Design Scholarship, Internship
Niklos Toldi has been named the first-place winner of the 2018 Gensler Brinkmann Scholarship.
Students’ Documentary to Be Featured in Nashville Film Festival
A film made by School of Journalism and Electronic Media students has been selected for the Nashville Film Festival.
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.