UT Ranks 7th Worldwide in Entrepreneurship Research Productivity
The only research-focused ranking of entrepreneurial programs ranks UT seventh in the world for entrepreneurship research productivity.
Business Leaders Survey: Inflation Woes Still Alive but Beginning to Ease
Views on inflation are beginning to soften as many state business leaders believe Tennessee’s economy is on a much better trajectory than the nation’s.
Graduate Supply Chain Programs Receive Top Ranking
The Haslam College of Business’s graduate supply chain programs are recognized as the top ranked programs in North America.
Student Start-Ups Awarded Funding
Six businesses by eight students were awarded a total of $20,000 in funding. The competition split the funding into two categories based on the startups’ scalability.
Professor Tapped to Help Amazon Problem Solve
Ballings will work with Amazon in applying research methods to complex technical challenges.
Tennessee Could Gain a Million New Residents by 2040
Tennessee could grow by nearly a million people over the next 20 years to reach a total population of 7.87 million by 2040.
Women’s Business Student Organizations Build Community
Women-led student organizations in the Haslam College of Business provide space for women to connect and develop socially and professionally.
Students Awarded Startup Funding
Three student businesses were awarded funding and office space through the Anderson Center’s Vol Court Pitch Competition.
Students in ‘Learning through Giving’ Course Award Grants to Nonprofits
Business students learn about nonprofits in Alex Miller’s “Learning through Giving” course.
The Challenge in a Granola Bar
Faculty in UT’s Haslam College of Business are teaching, managing, and improving global supply chains.
Haslam College of Business Receives $3 Million Gift from Boyd Foundation
A $3 million gift to the Haslam College of Business will create two distinguished professorships and expand the existing Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research Endowment.
Professor Teaches Marketing Class through Virtual Reality
Mark Collins teaches his marketing course through virtual reality, a UT first.