Students Lead After-School Design Club at Middle School
Every week during the fall and spring semester, graphic design students organized an after-school design club for students at Knoxville’s Vine Middle Magnet School.
Jason Young Named Dean of College of Architecture and Design
Jason Young, professor and director of UT’s School of Architecture, has been named the next dean of the College of Architecture and Design effective July 1.
Grads Honored During Historic Commencement Ceremonies at Neyland Stadium
Celebrating their perseverance through an unforgettable year, UT hosted five in-person commencement ceremonies honoring 2021 and 2020 graduates in Neyland Stadium.
UT Honors First-Gen Grads
UT celebrated 554 first-generation graduates in a recent special ceremony honoring their unique experience.
Business and Finance Students Gain Firsthand Experience on Consulting Projects
Professor Tracie Woidtke’s business and finance students gained valuable access to and feedback from successful professionals.
Conference to Discuss How Hemp and CBD Can Impact Animal Health
Scientists from across the nation will discuss the impacts of hemp-based products on animal health at a UTIA-hosted conference.
New Carousel Theatre to Carry Jenny Boyd’s Name after Transformational Gift
UT’s Carousel Theatre is set to receive a historic replacement thanks to the generosity of supporters with a vision to enrich the arts in Knoxville.
Cicadas: Fact or Fiction?
Brood X cicadas are emerging after 17 years. Jerome Grant, a professor of entomology and plant pathology at UTIA, has shared some fact-or-fiction statements about cicadas.
66 Graduates Each Complete over 225 Hours of Service
This spring, 66 graduates earned the gold service medallion for outstanding community service.
First-Gen Graduate Thrives as Extraordinary Campus Leader
From feeling like an imposter to extraordinary campus leader, first-generation graduate Emily Medford plans to bring compassionate care to the medical field.
New Study Addresses E-Scooter Safety
A new study by UT researchers gives city managers and policymakers data on e-scooter accidents to make long-term decisions for transportation policy.
College of Nursing Committed to Serving Appalachia
For more than two decades, the College of Nursing has taken a leading role in understanding health conditions in Appalachia and how practitioners can intervene.