The Next Level: Plowman Shares Bold Vision for Innovation and Statewide Impact
Plowman said the university is uniquely positioned to seize opportunities and forge an ambitious new path forward.
Plowman said the university is uniquely positioned to seize opportunities and forge an ambitious new path forward.
The university was recognized for promoting innovation and regional development and addressing challenges facing the state.
The rankings highlight the university’s advancements in curriculum, technology, campus life and research. As the university’s reputation continues to surge, more students than ever are enrolling to benefit from its acclaimed academic programs and student success initiatives.
UT is part of an NSF Engines proposal that has advanced to the final stage of competition.
Strengths Day featured executive leaders, notable alumni and faculty from multiple colleges discussing and celebrating the university’s integration of strengths-based programming across campus to help students harness their natural talents for success.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, will welcome fans to campus Saturday, Sept. 20, for the football game against the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Kickoff is set for 12:45 p.m., with gates to open at 10:15 a.m. The game will be broadcast on the SEC Network.
The university has taken swift action against a faculty member who has failed to meet our expectations for civil engagement. Her actions endorsing violence and murder do not represent the university or our values. The faculty member is out of the classroom, placed on administrative leave, and termination proceedings have begun. Teaching and shaping the
Game day returns to campus on Saturday, Sept. 13, as the Volunteers face off against the University of Georgia. This weekend’s matchup is the annual Checker Neyland game, presented by Pilot, and fans are encouraged to wear orange or white. ESPN’s “College GameDay” will also broadcast live from the Ayres Hall lawn.
CEOs, founders and innovators join host Monica Langley for unfiltered conversations on “Office Hours: Business Edition.”
The naming recognizes a transformative gift from the Bill Gatton Foundation to honor the late Frank Winston, an alumnus of the college and former Tennessee lawmaker.
The new building will help UT meet the state’s growing demand for high-quality chemistry education and training.
Leadership at UT showcased transformative projects aimed at enhancing the student experience, advancing academic excellence and supporting top-tier athletics during the Sept. 5 meeting of the Campus Advisory Board.