Business Student Launches Podcast Featuring Prominent Alumni
Student-run podcast to inspire generations of Vols with industry advice.
Geier Hall and Robinson Hall Officially Dedicated
A dedication ceremony was held Friday, September 17, with members of the Geier and Robinson families.
UT Partners in Advanced Composites Research through NSF Program
Faculty in the Tickle College of Engineering are establishing the Center for Composite and Hybrid Materials Interfacing.
2021 Summer Dean’s List Now Posted
To qualify for the dean’s list, an undergraduate student must earn a term grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
Do We Breathe the Same Air? Research Aims to Uncover Disparities in Indoor Pollution
A multidisciplinary study is developing a tool to track indoor pollutant exposure.
Mentor’s Support Makes the Difference for Transfer Student
Through the access provided by a mentor, Annie Duran Perez discovered what she needed to grow into a leader on campus and in the community.
New Scholarships for In-State Students
New scholarships for in-state students include the Distinguished Tennessean, Orange and White, and Tennessean Connect. The new scholarships are designed to enable more students across the state to have access to a UT education.
Plowman and Gregg Named Health Care Heroes for 2021
KnoxNews interviews Chancellor Plowman and Dr. Spencer Gregg about their communication during the COVID-19 pandemic.
UT Welcomes Fans for Game vs. Tennessee Tech
UT welcomes fans September 18 for third home game vs. Tennessee Tech.
UT Rises to 46th Among Nation’s Best Public Universities
UT improved in key rankings metrics such as graduation and retention, faculty resources, and student excellence. Chancellor Donde Plowman said the university is well-positioned to continue such a positive trajectory.
Vol Alumni Honored at Awards Gala
An award-winning actor, an expert in supply chain engineering, and a reserve military judge were among the 23 Tennessee Volunteers honored at this year’s Alumni Awards Gala.
Professor Teaches American History through Popular Video Game
Associate Professor of History Tore Olsson is using the popular Red Dead Redemption series to discuss US History in 1880 to 1920.