UT, UK to Spearhead $50 Million Advanced Manufacturing Project for Army
A new collaborative project will focus on improving materials and manufacturing methods that could significantly advance capabilities of the US Army.
Acting Program Globally Ranked 13th
UT maintains its ranking among the nation’s top graduate acting programs.
Sullivan, McSharry Among Vols in Tokyo
At the Tokyo Olympics, more than a dozen UT student–athletes will compete or coach, continuing a long tradition of university involvement in the Summer Games.
Whew! ‘Rotty Top’ Is a Flower Worth Sniffing
The “corpse flower” smells like a rotting body when it blooms.
Former Lady Vol Punches Ticket to Tokyo Olympics
Former Lady Vol swimmer and 2020 graduate Erika Brown will compete on Team USA in the 100-meter freestyle at the Tokyo Olympics.
Broadcasting the Olympics: An Alumna’s Dream Come True
UT alumna Courtney Lyle will broadcast Olympic field hockey for NBC.
Humanities Flourish with Grant Funding
UT Humanities Scholars Excel in National Research Funding, Digital Humanities
Remembering the 1962 College Bowl Team
UT’s 1962 College Bowl team impressed national TV viewers.
Donors Invest in Students, Set Scholarship Record
Investments made by UT alumni and friends during the 2021–21 fiscal year has enabled another generation of students to gain access to the Volunteer experience.
Architecture Students Reimagine the Future of US Cities
Students in UT’s College of Architecture and Design partnered with the world’s largest architecture firm for a studio class. They recently published a book of their work.
UT Leaders Featured in Inside Higher Ed
Chancellor Donde Plowman and Vice Provost for Student Success Amber Williams speak about the university’s efforts toward student success after the COVID-19 pandemic.
UT Helps Launch Recovery High School Program
For the past year, faculty and students have been helping with the launch of Knox County’s first recovery high school program.