Maroulas Appointed Associate Vice Chancellor, Director of AI Tennessee
As part of his new role, Vasileios Maroulas will lead the development of AI-focused curricula across disciplines.
Peyton Manning Praises 2024 Manning Scholars for Their Positive Impact
Legendary NFL quarterback Peyton Manning gathered with Chancellor Donde Plowman and other leaders to honor the newest recipients of the Peyton Manning Scholarship, a highly competitive four-year award given to four incoming students each year.
Campus Investments Support Research, Growth and Student Experience
Campus projects include new academic buildings, residence halls and student support spaces.
U.S. National Science Foundation Awards UT $18M to Study Factors That Lead to Pandemics
The grant establishes a new multidisciplinary research center focused on identifying the ways human activities contribute to the spread of infection.
UT Celebrates Haslam College of Business Expansion, Growth with New Building Project
The new building will support the fast-growing college, which ranks among the best in the nation, and provide key spaces for students, faculty and industry partners to collaborate.
UT Recognized Among Tennessee’s Best Employers by Forbes
In addition to generous health and retirement plans, the university offers employee tuition waivers and discounted tuition for qualifying employees.
In-State Student Surge, Record Retention Highlight New Year at UT
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.
College of Communication and Information Announces the Alan and Wendy Wilson Communication and Leadership Academy
The Wilson Academy will serve as a hub for thought leadership and talent development, integrating academic excellence with real-world experience.
Chancellor Joins University Leaders Committed to Civic Preparedness
Participating university leaders are dedicated to upholding free expression, civil discourse, and critical inquiry as essential civic norms.
UT’s Institute of American Civics Survey Shows Urgent Need for Civics Education in Tennessee
The results of the survey illustrate a pressing need for more attention to be paid to civics instruction across the state.
Seven Students and Recent Graduates Offered NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
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.
Milestone Moment: UT Knoxville Achieves Historic $332 Million in Gifts
This marks the third consecutive record fundraising year for the Knoxville campus and the first to surpass $300 million.