UT’s Army ROTC and Tennessee Army National Guard brought two Tennessee Air National Guard Black Hawk helicopters to campus on Thursday. The event gave faculty and staff an opportunity to learn about both programs, and how they impact the campus community.
Carrie Compton was born and raised in Gatlinburg, and her family lost their home in the 2016 wildfires.
At the 2019 Aloha Oe ceremony, graduating seniors received the Torch of Service, pledging to serve both the university and their communities as responsible and loyal alumni.
The 2019–20 incoming class of 15 Haslam Scholars was confirmed last week.
UT’s Center for Career Development has released a survey of UT graduates from the 2017–18 academic year.
Chidimma Nwaneri will graduate from the College of Law this month, having attained a level of education many of her childhood friends may never comprehend.
A search for the next dean of the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences is under way, Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor David Manderscheid announced Tuesday.
Jordan Schools has been on a mission since she was a child. Now, with a master’s degree from UT, she’s prepared to take that mission to a new level.
Jessica Ossyra, who will graduate with a bachelor’s degree in chemical and biomolecular engineering on Thursday, has already visited all 50 states and 30-plus countries thanks to her time as a circus performer.
Khadija “Bunny” Shaw graduates this week with a degree in communication studies, and shortly afterward she will prepare to lead Jamaica to its first-ever appearance in a FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Kristi Larkin Havens, lecturer and administrator in the Department of English, passed away April 29.
The UT Knoxville Advisory Board will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 15, in the Student Union, Room 270.
