UT Partners With Roane State and Tennessee College of Applied Technology To Develop a Nuclear Workforce Pipeline
The collaboration will create clear pathways into Tennessee’s nuclear industry.
UT Is Shaping the Next Generation of Nuclear Security Experts
UT faculty lead in policy creation, workforce development, and regulation.
UT Honored as a 2026 Veteran Ready Business
The Tennessee Department of Veteran Services recognized UT for its commitment to recruiting, hiring and retaining service members, veterans and their families.
Six UT Faculty Among World’s Most Highly Cited Researchers
Engineering and chemistry professors have been named to the list, an honor bestowed on a small number of scientists and social scientists.
UT Recognized as a 2026 Dream Employer by Forbes
For the second consecutive year, Forbes magazine named UT one of the nation’s most inspiring workplaces.
UT Hosts Inaugural Veteran Town Hall
The Veterans Town Hall featured an all-day resource fair and engaging discussions on topics relevant to the veteran community.
UT’s Kevin Ho Named National Student Veteran of the Year
Second-year student Kevin Ho received national recognition as an outstanding veteran making a difference on campus.
UT Raises $2.6 Million for 13th Big Orange Give
More than 7,700 Volunteers came together to support UT on the annual day of giving.
Vol Dining Celebrates Grand Opening of Cumberland Food Hall
Located at Hub Knoxville on Cumberland Avenue, the food hall offers four unique dining options.
Long-term Partnership with Army Research Lab Advances Military Capabilities and Materials Science
UT researchers are working with the military to bring advanced manufacturing efforts to field units.
Board Approves Office Space Lease, Hears Updates on Student Union Upgrades
The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees approved the University of Tennessee, Knoxville’s plans to lease additional office space for administrative units. The board also heard updates on Student Union upgrades and approved moving forward with a proposal from the UT Institute of Agriculture to establish the Tennessee Center for Agricultural Innovation.
US Department of Education Awards Over $2 Million to UT’s Institute of American Civics
The grant will fund a three-year program to expand K-12 civics education in Tennessee.