Through the Jones Center for Leadership and Service’s VOLbreaks program, 40 students traveled to cities across the country to engage in community service and develop a deeper understanding of the world beyond campus.
Changing a place name can fundamentally shift how people view, relate to or feel that they belong within that place.
AAAS Fellows are elected by peers in recognition of their extraordinary achievements.
UT’s METAL bootcamp helps train the next generation of innovators in casting and forging.
Standardizing the types of metadata managers record and the ways they store it could make the items more accessible and usable.
Ten seniors and recent graduates who have demonstrated academic excellence and a commitment to service and leadership have been named Torchbearers, the university’s highest undergraduate student honor.
The Volunteer Spirit Award is the highest honor available to a UT staff member.
Macebearer is the highest faculty honor and recognizes a distinguished career and commitment of service to students, scholarship and society.
The Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research conducted the survey between Jan. 8 and 31, gathering responses from business leaders across the state.
With 29% of the undergraduate population involved in fraternal organizations at UT, Greek life is a central part of the university’s student life efforts. The Office of Sorority and Fraternity Life invests in members’ leadership development, empowering their personal and professional growth.
Maple samaras’ unique design and spinning movement can teach physicists about seed dispersal patterns and even engineering new types of flying vehicles.
The board approved new flexible degree opportunities for students, parking garage structures and a master lease for the Cherokee Mills property on Sutherland Ave.