The Division of Student Life hosted its second annual Tennessee Saturday Night on Saturday, Aug. 17, welcoming new and returning students with an evening of activities and entertainment.
UT is introducing a range of operational updates this fall to elevate the Volunteer experience.
With the largest number of in-state first-year students in university history and a retention rate above 91% for the first time, UT is set to welcome around 37,000 students to campus as the fall semester begins on Monday, Aug. 19.
The Wilson Academy will serve as a hub for thought leadership and talent development, integrating academic excellence with real-world experience.
Participating university leaders are dedicated to upholding free expression, civil discourse, and critical inquiry as essential civic norms.
Seven students have been offered National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships to encourage their diverse talents in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math.
This marks the third consecutive record fundraising year for the Knoxville campus and the first to surpass $300 million.
Fulbrighters exchange ideas, build people-to-people connections and work to address complex global challenges.
Students can ride KAT buses for free. Faculty, staff and commuting students can take advantage of a park and ride lot at the Knoxville Civic Coliseum.
UT was recognized for its academics, student body and campus life.
This year marks the 10th year UT’s Haslam College of Business graduate supply chain programs have placed in Gartner’s top 10.
This fall, UT will welcome 15 incoming first-year students as the newest class of Haslam Leadership Scholars.