The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is welcoming Vol fans to Rocky Top for the first home football game of the season and thanking them for their patience and understanding with changes related to the effects of COVID-19. The Vols will face the University of Missouri Tigers at noon EDT Saturday, October 3, in Neyland Stadium.
Luis Mata, a senior political science major, is one of approximately 1,330 Latino students on campus. While the roads that brought them to Rocky Top may be distinct, there is a connection—a commitment to supporting one another, overcoming together, and proudly staking a claim for what it means to be a Volunteer in their skin.
Voter education, registration, and participation in elections has dramatically increased on campus since organizers began hosting civic summits and formed the Vols Vote Coalition.
Vol fans, join the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s Office of Alumni Affairs for Countdown to Kickoff, a new weekly pre-game livestream series.
UT Associate Vice Chancellor for Public Safety and Chief of Police Troy Lane was sworn in Thursday as president of the Tennessee Association of Chiefs of Police.
MEDIC Regional Blood Center is continuing the annual UT vs. Florida blood drive competition, but this year it takes place ahead of the big game.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, ranked 52nd among all public universities and 112th nationally, according to the 2021 U.S. News and World Report undergraduate rankings released today.
The work of improving the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s buildings and public spaces is paving the way for future growth while making campus safer and more attractive.
UT’s Center for Career Development and Academic Exploration will be hosting four virtual job fairs from September 28-October 1 through Handshake.
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In October, the Run for Rocky Top will bring together alumni, donors, students, and parents for a new virtual event created for Volunteers to show their spirit while giving to student scholarships.
For those new to distant learning, graduate teaching assistants suggest tips that include scheduling Zoom help sessions and connecting with other students in class.
Since she arrived in Knoxville, Black scholar and University of Tennessee, Knoxville, sociologist Enkeshi El-Amin has been building bridges between academia and local communities.
