Leaders gathered April 24 to celebrate the groundbreaking of the new Student Success Building, which will serve as a central hub connecting students to resources that support their academic achievement and career readiness. The building is expected to open in fall 2027.
A delegation from Arizona State University, led by President Michael Crow, joined leadership at UT to celebrate their recent partnership, which aims to expand access to more academic programs through online learning while advancing the economic vitality of their respective states.
Three students have been awarded Goldwater Scholarships, the most prestigious undergraduate STEM scholarship in the United States, for the 2025-26 academic year.
UT’s graduate programs rank among the nation’s best, showcasing the university’s commitment to innovation, research and professional development. A record number of students are advancing their education beyond the undergraduate level at UT, reinforcing the strength of its academic offerings.
Diamond Maria Clark and Timothy Held received recognition from Poets&Quants for Undergrads on the publication’s annual list of top business majors nationwide.
The generous gift from John and Debbie Grubb will enhance the support and resources student veterans need to succeed, reinforcing the university’s commitment to supporting its veteran community.
In the latest Tennessee Educator Preparation Report Card, issued annually by the Tennessee State Board of Education, UT was one of only two public institutions statewide to receive the top-tier designation.
UT will celebrate Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week April 7-11 to recognize graduate students’ hard work and accomplishments and offer opportunities for community engagement and networking.
To help graduate students find connection and support, the university has developed intentional programming to show them that UT is more than just a campus — it’s home sweet home.
Through the Jones Center for Leadership and Service’s VOLbreaks program, 40 students traveled to cities across the country to engage in community service and develop a deeper understanding of the world beyond campus.
AAAS Fellows are elected by peers in recognition of their extraordinary achievements.
Ten seniors and recent graduates who have demonstrated academic excellence and a commitment to service and leadership have been named Torchbearers, the university’s highest undergraduate student honor.