New Policy on Temporary Signage in Effect
A new UT policy governs the use of temporary signs or displays on campus property.
Volunteer Teen Chef, Haslam Scholar Feels Inspired to Make a Difference
Since she can remember, freshman Ashlyn Anderson has been the cook in her family. Pursuing her passion for food, Anderson has volunteered to cook nutritious food for cancer patients, and she comes to UT with the hope of pursing a degree in food science and finding more ways to make a difference in the world.
Meet Gretchen Neisler, New Vice Provost for International Affairs
When Gretchen Neisler, the new vice provost for international affairs, got her first work assignment to travel abroad—to Mali—she had to check a map to figure out where she was headed.
Watch the Pride of the Southland March to Neyland Stadium Monday
Employees, visitors, students, and their parents are invited to watch and cheer for the Pride of the Southland Band as they practice their march to Neyland Stadium on Monday.
UT Releases Alcohol Policy Task Force Report
The Alcohol Policy Task Force was established in 2017 to consider whether the university’s alcohol policy should be revised. The task force reviewed the current policy and has made recommendations about revising the policy.
Trombonist Sees UT as Musical Training Ground for Life’s Major Performances
If you ask trombone player Trystan Fritts which his favorite song is to play, you won’t get a straight answer.
UT School of Music Has Connections with Aretha Franklin
Hearing the news of Aretha Franklin’s death Thursday, UT’s resident piano technician Dan Frank recalled the times he met and worked for the Queen of Soul.
Incoming Freshmen Participate in New ‘Satellite’ Ignite Serves Activity
Around 240 students spent part of Tuesday morning packing bags of supplies for the homeless and creating other items to help kids, the elderly, and shelter pets.
Aspiring Engineer, Nonprofit Founder Plants Entrepreneurial Roots at UT
Four years ago, UT freshman Kinley Koontz founded the Garden Project, a nonprofit that nurtures at-risk schoolchildren through the visual and performing arts. Now, as an entrepreneurial college student, Koontz is planting her roots at UT with plans to grow the Garden Project while pursuing a degree in engineering.
Workers Putting Final Touches on Construction Projects
Crews are working hard to finish a few of the many construction projects underway on campus. The final section of the Volunteer Boulevard streetscape project between Cumberland Avenue and Peyton Manning Pass will open to vehicles and pedestrians at 6 p.m. Friday, August 17.
New Outside Interest Disclosure Process
The University of Tennessee’s Conflicts of Interest Fiscal Policy FI0125 requires all regular faculty and staff to disclose certain outside interests and activities.
Where to Park? Important Info for Employees for the Fall 2018 Semester
Parking and Transit Services has made some changes to help accommodate faculty and staff parking needs as the new school year begins.