UT Trustees Approve Budget, Keeping In-State Tuition Steady
At its annual meeting, the UT Board of Trustees kept in-state undergraduate tuition unchanged and approved two new undergraduate degree programs.
At its annual meeting, the UT Board of Trustees kept in-state undergraduate tuition unchanged and approved two new undergraduate degree programs.
The investment designates $100 million for the Haslam College of Business.
UT launches K-Quantum accelerator, uniting partners to advance quantum leadership and economic benefits.
The students were awarded a collective $55,000 in scholarships from the U.S. Department of State to support their studies or internships abroad.
This marks the sixth consecutive year the university has earned this distinction.
Across 10 ceremonies, the university celebrated approximately 9,000 spring recipients of undergraduate and graduate degrees and certificates as well as summer graduation applicants.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s Campus Advisory Board heard presentations on the upcoming annual budget, student success initiatives, and accomplishments from a historic year for the university at its meeting May 12.
Rojas is an internationally recognized leader in sustainable materials science.
The prestigious award recognizes students with outstanding leadership potential, a commitment to public service, and academic excellence.
The new Haslam College of Business building will be named for UT System President Randy Boyd, pending UT Board of Trustees approval. Leaders hosted a topping off ceremony, celebrating the placement of the final structural beam at the highest point of the building.
The new facility expands the university’s longstanding commitment to advancing forensic science.
Deep Jariwala is a leading scholar in quantum materials and next-generation electronic devices.